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META-INF.resources.bower_components.blueimp-load-image.js.load-image-meta.js Maven / Gradle / Ivy

/*
 * JavaScript Load Image Meta
 * https://github.com/blueimp/JavaScript-Load-Image
 *
 * Copyright 2013, Sebastian Tschan
 * https://blueimp.net
 *
 * Image meta data handling implementation
 * based on the help and contribution of
 * Achim Stöhr.
 *
 * Licensed under the MIT license:
 * https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
 */

/* global define, Blob */

;(function (factory) {
  'use strict'
  if (typeof define === 'function' && define.amd) {
    // Register as an anonymous AMD module:
    define(['./load-image'], factory)
  } else if (typeof module === 'object' && module.exports) {
    factory(require('./load-image'))
  } else {
    // Browser globals:
    factory(window.loadImage)
  }
})(function (loadImage) {
  'use strict'

  var hasblobSlice =
    typeof Blob !== 'undefined' &&
    (Blob.prototype.slice ||
      Blob.prototype.webkitSlice ||
      Blob.prototype.mozSlice)

  loadImage.blobSlice =
    hasblobSlice &&
    function () {
      var slice = this.slice || this.webkitSlice || this.mozSlice
      return slice.apply(this, arguments)
    }

  loadImage.metaDataParsers = {
    jpeg: {
      0xffe1: [], // APP1 marker
      0xffed: [] // APP13 marker
    }
  }

  // Parses image meta data and calls the callback with an object argument
  // with the following properties:
  // * imageHead: The complete image head as ArrayBuffer (Uint8Array for IE10)
  // The options argument accepts an object and supports the following
  // properties:
  // * maxMetaDataSize: Defines the maximum number of bytes to parse.
  // * disableImageHead: Disables creating the imageHead property.
  loadImage.parseMetaData = function (file, callback, options, data) {
    options = options || {}
    data = data || {}
    var that = this
    // 256 KiB should contain all EXIF/ICC/IPTC segments:
    var maxMetaDataSize = options.maxMetaDataSize || 262144
    var noMetaData = !(
      typeof DataView !== 'undefined' &&
      file &&
      file.size >= 12 &&
      file.type === 'image/jpeg' &&
      loadImage.blobSlice
    )
    if (
      noMetaData ||
      !loadImage.readFile(
        loadImage.blobSlice.call(file, 0, maxMetaDataSize),
        function (e) {
          if (e.target.error) {
            // FileReader error
            console.log(e.target.error)
            callback(data)
            return
          }
          // Note on endianness:
          // Since the marker and length bytes in JPEG files are always
          // stored in big endian order, we can leave the endian parameter
          // of the DataView methods undefined, defaulting to big endian.
          var buffer = e.target.result
          var dataView = new DataView(buffer)
          var offset = 2
          var maxOffset = dataView.byteLength - 4
          var headLength = offset
          var markerBytes
          var markerLength
          var parsers
          var i
          // Check for the JPEG marker (0xffd8):
          if (dataView.getUint16(0) === 0xffd8) {
            while (offset < maxOffset) {
              markerBytes = dataView.getUint16(offset)
              // Search for APPn (0xffeN) and COM (0xfffe) markers,
              // which contain application-specific meta-data like
              // Exif, ICC and IPTC data and text comments:
              if (
                (markerBytes >= 0xffe0 && markerBytes <= 0xffef) ||
                markerBytes === 0xfffe
              ) {
                // The marker bytes (2) are always followed by
                // the length bytes (2), indicating the length of the
                // marker segment, which includes the length bytes,
                // but not the marker bytes, so we add 2:
                markerLength = dataView.getUint16(offset + 2) + 2
                if (offset + markerLength > dataView.byteLength) {
                  console.log('Invalid meta data: Invalid segment size.')
                  break
                }
                parsers = loadImage.metaDataParsers.jpeg[markerBytes]
                if (parsers) {
                  for (i = 0; i < parsers.length; i += 1) {
                    parsers[i].call(
                      that,
                      dataView,
                      offset,
                      markerLength,
                      data,
                      options
                    )
                  }
                }
                offset += markerLength
                headLength = offset
              } else {
                // Not an APPn or COM marker, probably safe to
                // assume that this is the end of the meta data
                break
              }
            }
            // Meta length must be longer than JPEG marker (2)
            // plus APPn marker (2), followed by length bytes (2):
            if (!options.disableImageHead && headLength > 6) {
              if (buffer.slice) {
                data.imageHead = buffer.slice(0, headLength)
              } else {
                // Workaround for IE10, which does not yet
                // support ArrayBuffer.slice:
                data.imageHead = new Uint8Array(buffer).subarray(0, headLength)
              }
            }
          } else {
            console.log('Invalid JPEG file: Missing JPEG marker.')
          }
          callback(data)
        },
        'readAsArrayBuffer'
      )
    ) {
      callback(data)
    }
  }

  // Determines if meta data should be loaded automatically:
  loadImage.hasMetaOption = function (options) {
    return options && options.meta
  }

  var originalTransform = loadImage.transform
  loadImage.transform = function (img, options, callback, file, data) {
    if (loadImage.hasMetaOption(options)) {
      loadImage.parseMetaData(
        file,
        function (data) {
          originalTransform.call(loadImage, img, options, callback, file, data)
        },
        options,
        data
      )
    } else {
      originalTransform.apply(loadImage, arguments)
    }
  }
})