Use Jimp in Browser with webpack build
See original GitHub issueI’m facing a lot of issues when trying to use Jimp on browser with webpack build.
I tried to used browser version by import Jimp from 'jimp/browser/lib/jimp';
But it didn’t work and i got error _jimp2.default.read is not a function
Could you please help me to solve that? Because i used Jimp on node server and it worked perfectly. So I really want to use Jimp in Browser.
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If you’re pulling from npm, the 0.2.28 version is completely broken for browser. I ended up grabbing version 0.2.27 and then my import statement looked like this:
import 'jimp/browser/lib/jimp';
and everything worked fine from there (can just callJimp.read(...)
)@niccih https://github.com/hipstersmoothie/jimp-example let me know if you have any problems!