Releases: bamlab/react-native-image-resizer
Releases · bamlab/react-native-image-resizer
1.2.3
1.2.2
Improvements:
- Use an
index.jsfile instead ofindex.ios.jsandindex.android.js. Added amainkey in the package.json file as well as atypeskey.
1.2.1
Fix:
- Fix the
RCTImageUrlLoadercompile error on old react-native versions.
1.2.0
👍Improvements :
- Keep EXIF metadata after resizing #209 @cristianoccazinsp
🐛Bug Fixes :
- Load images in the background thread when possible on iOS #205 @Psiiirus @jakobvase
- Fix compile error on iOS ca89733 @khagesh
Thanks to all the contributors
1.1.0
👍Improvements :
- Use a
publicclass on Android (for lazy loading the module) @raghavyadavm (#197) - Move resize operation to a parallel async task and exposes
widthandheightin the returned promise @cristianoccazinsp (#180) - Use
RCTImageLoaderinstead of the deprecatedimageLoader@zusinShinpei (#198)
Thanks you for all the contributions!
1.0.0
- Add flow typing definition. Thanks @ovr!
- Fix incorrect peer dependency warning. Thanks @negativetwelve!
- Fix compatibility with React Native 0.47. Thanks @sibelius!
- Unify and enhance returned value between iOS and Android. Thanks @marco-ms!
- Fix error reporting, path handling and extension naming on iOS. Thanks @ulentini!
- Updated example according to latest changes in interface.
⚠️ Breaking changes ⚠️
⚠️ Heads up, breaking change! If you're upgrading react-native-image-resizer to version 1.0.0, please note that the response ofcreateResizedImagechanged. You must now read the image uri from propertyuriof the returned object. Here is an example. Easy, huh?
0.1.1
- Improved Android handling of empty paths and failures. Thanks @abrahambotros!
- Added Typescript definition file. Thanks @wcandillon!
- Added note about filepath format on Android. Thanks @cooperka!
- Updated example to React Native 0.41
0.1.0
0.0.12
- Add podspec file (thanks @igrayson!)
- Add support for base64 formatted Uri strings on Android (thanks @cfogelklou!)
- Add support for rotation on iOS (thanks @cfogelklou!)
0.0.11
- Add support for PNG compression on iOS. Thanks @lukefanning!