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by scaturr 11y ago
I think this library could defer altering the window object until it is certain it is in a browser context. The original design goal was for a browser, but the issue has already come up on leveraging node-canvas to make it useful on the ser
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by scaturr 11y ago
I am seeing the same arguments made :) - Watermarking an on-page element does allow the original image to be access quite easily. However, I will reiterate it is pretty useful to watermark from a user upload. You can watermark an image from
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by scaturr 11y ago
Yes. Absolutely. The library includes a blob() function for converting a watermarked image to a blob for use with FormData. The site has a demo that does just this for uploading to S3. Any browser supporting File API, FormData, and typed ar
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by scaturr 11y ago
Watermarking by urls or existing images would leave the non-watermarked image open - you are correct. This case is still fine for most users, but watermark.js also allows the use of file inputs. You can grab an image from a file input, then
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by scaturr 11y ago
Well what if you batch it in the browser? It is quite possible to use file inputs to generate watermarked images without ever storing the image you are watermarking, and then upload the result.
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by scaturr 11y ago
You are correct. This would serve the purpose for many users who don't know how to go digging around for urls in JS, but more importantly its a tool for generating them on the client so a server doesn't have to - say for a CMS?
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by scaturr 11y ago
How so? Being able to generate watermarks in the browser is one less thing a server has to do right? Especially if that server is in a shared environment without image libraries or lacks tools for uploading things concurrently.
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Show HN: Watermark.js – Functional ES6 lib for watermarking in the browser(brianium.github.io)
46 points by scaturr 11y ago|26 comments
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Show HN: Concurrent BDD in PHP(github.com)
7 points by scaturr 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Leo – Next level assertion and matcher library for PHP(peridot-php.github.io)
3 points by scaturr 12y ago|0 comments
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A Peridot plugin to simplify testing Silex applications in PHP(github.com)
1 points by scaturr 12y ago|0 comments
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by scaturr 12y ago
Thanks for your feedback! PHPUnit is an awesome tool (I even started https://github.com/brianium/paratest to get a little more out of it). Behat is equally awesome. However we wanted something that was a little easier
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Peridot – the highly extensible, highly enjoyable, PHP testing framework(peridot-php.github.io)
14 points by scaturr 12y ago|2 comments