Load images provided as File or Blob objects or via URL. Retrieve an optionally scaled, cropped or rotated HTML img or canvas element. Use methods to parse image metadata to extract IPTC and Exif tags as well as embedded thumbnail images, to overwrite the Exif Orientation value and to restore the complete image header after resizing.
The name of the core library load-image.js is misleading from a Developer Experience perspective (Specially for newcomers or people that is using this library as part of file-upload library).
I suggest to rename the core component as load-image.core.js or some name that distance itself from the load-image.min.js which contains the whole suit of components.
Or the other way around, we could use load-image.full.min.js to put emphasis that this minified version has all the components needed.
I know it's stated on the doc's page, but unless you are contributing directly to this library, it's not as straightforward as I think. Most of the time you use it as part of jQuery-File-Upload library.
If you compare this project with jQuery-File-Upload, there is direct correlation between the core component and it's minified version
The name of the core library load-image.js is misleading from a Developer Experience perspective (Specially for newcomers or people that is using this library as part of file-upload library).
I suggest to rename the core component as load-image.core.js or some name that distance itself from the load-image.min.js which contains the whole suit of components.
Or the other way around, we could use load-image.full.min.js to put emphasis that this minified version has all the components needed.
I know it's stated on the doc's page, but unless you are contributing directly to this library, it's not as straightforward as I think. Most of the time you use it as part of jQuery-File-Upload library.
If you compare this project with jQuery-File-Upload, there is direct correlation between the core component and it's minified version