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<scriptsrc="/path/to/jquery.js"></script><!-- jQuery is required --><scriptsrc="/path/to/cropper.js"></script><!-- Cropper.js is required --><linkhref="/path/to/cropper.css" rel="stylesheet"><scriptsrc="/path/to/jquery-cropper.js"></script>
Usage
Initialize with $.fn.cropper method.
<!-- Wrap the image or canvas element with a block element (container) --><div><imgid="image" src="picture.jpg"></div>
/* Limit image width to avoid overflow the container */img {
max-width:100%; /* This rule is very important, please do not ignore this! */
}
var$image=$('#image');$image.cropper({aspectRatio: 16/9,crop: function(event){console.log(event.detail.x);console.log(event.detail.y);console.log(event.detail.width);console.log(event.detail.height);console.log(event.detail.rotate);console.log(event.detail.scaleX);console.log(event.detail.scaleY);}});// Get the Cropper.js instance after initializedvarcropper=$image.data('cropper');
If you have to use other plugin with the same namespace, just call the $.fn.cropper.noConflict method to revert to it.
<scriptsrc="other-plugin.js"></script><scriptsrc="jquery-cropper.js"></script><script>$.fn.cropper.noConflict();// Code that uses other plugin's "$().cropper" can follow here.</script>
