lowpoly.js is a JS liberary which can style an image with Low Poly.
npm install lowpoly
Note that lowpoly.js was written in ES6, it would work fine in the lastest version of morden browsers, or use it with Babel.
import LowPoly from 'lowpoly'
new LowPoly(src, config) .init() .then((data) => { ... })
After the init() function, it will returns a promise, which includes a base64 source of the low-poly style image.
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| src | {String} | Address of an original image |
| config | {Object} | The configuration object |
The configuration object might take 6 properties:
EDGE_DETECT_VALUE: Lower this to increase edge contrast sensitivity.
POINT_RATE: Number of points distribution ratio of points (number) on the edge, detail, generated higher see console.
POINT_MAX_NUM: Maximum points sampled. Higher = more detail.
BLUR_SIZE: Smaller is more detailed.
EDGE_SIZE: Larger is more detailed.
PIXEL_LIMIT: Images may have this many pixels at most (width x height) or will be resampled. Have had no trouble setting this to ~10,000,000 or more.
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