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Generate buffer from image in browser
See original GitHub issueSo I’m using the library on browser-side without nodeJS.
In the docs the method document.createImage() requires a buffer. I’m using a library to implement the nodeJS buffer functionality in the browser but I honestly have no clue about how to proceed without having to implement fileSystem functionality.
I’d like to use an URL to load the image. Thanks for any help!
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Bufferis only supported in NodeJS, there is no such concept as buffer in the browser world!Fortunately,
createImage()can also take in abase64 stringor aUint8ArrayorArrayBuffer, which are in the browser world:https://github.com/dolanmiu/docx/blob/master/src/file/file.ts#L139
Makes sense. Thanks!