An implementation of react-easy-crop.
Current features
- Image Cropping: Interactive aspect ratio-based crop area with drag and resize functionality
- Rotation: Rotate images in 90-degree increments
- Zoom Control: Zoom in/out with configurable min/max limits
- Aspect Ratio: Set and maintain specific aspect ratios
- Flip Controls: Horizontal and vertical image flipping
- State Management: Centralized state management with React Context
- Custom Reset State: Configure custom initial states for reset operations
Future features
- [ ] Freeform cropping
Installation
Install the module
npm install @wordpress/image-cropper --save
API
Components
ImageCropper– The main cropping component that provides the cropping canvas.
interface ImageCropperProps {
src: string; // Image source URL
onLoad?: ( mediaSize: MediaSize ) => void; // Callback when image loads with media dimensions
minZoom?: number; // Minimum zoom level (default: 1)
maxZoom?: number; // Maximum zoom level (default: 5)
}
ImageCropperProvider– Context provider for state management. This component implements the React Context pattern to share cropper state across your application. It manages all internal cropper state including crop position, zoom levels, rotation, flip transformations, aspect ratios, and media dimensions. Any component that needs to read or modify cropper state must be a descendant of this provider. The provider also handles state persistence and provides methods for resetting to custom initial states.
Hooks
useImageCropper– Provides access to all cropper state and methods.
import { useImageCropper } from '@wordpress/image-cropper';
const {
// Unified state object
cropperState, // Complete cropper state { crop, croppedArea, croppedAreaPixels, zoom, rotation, aspectRatio, flip, mediaSize }
setCropperState, // Set multiple state properties at once
// Actions
reset, // Reset all changes (uses resetState if set)
setResetState, // Set custom reset state
getCroppedImage, // Get cropped image as data URL
// Reset state
resetState, // Current reset state configuration
isDirty, // Whether the state is dirty based on resetState or default settings
} = useImageCropper();
Types
ImageCropperState– State interface for cropper dataImageCropperProps– Props interface for ImageCropper componentImageCropperContextValue– Context value interfaceFlip– Flip state interfacePoint,Area,MediaSize– Re-exported from react-easy-crop
Utilities
normalizeRotation– Utility function to normalize rotation values to 0-360 degrees
import { normalizeRotation } from '@wordpress/image-cropper';
const normalized = normalizeRotation( -90 ); // Returns 270
const normalized2 = normalizeRotation( 450 ); // Returns 90
Usage
Basic Implementation
The image cropper provides the core cropping functionality without any built-in UI controls. You must implement your own tools using the useImageCropper hook.
import {
ImageCropper,
ImageCropperProvider,
useImageCropper,
} from '@wordpress/image-cropper';
function ImageEditor() {
return (
<ImageCropperProvider>
<div className="image-editor">
<ImageCropper
src="https://example.com/image.jpg"
className="image-cropper"
onLoad={ ( mediaSize ) =>
console.log( 'Image loaded', mediaSize )
}
/>
<ImageEditorTools />
</div>
</ImageCropperProvider>
);
}
function ImageEditorTools() {
const { cropperState, setCropperState, reset, setResetState } =
useImageCropper();
const { zoom, rotation, aspectRatio, flip, mediaSize, croppedArea } =
cropperState;
const handleSave = () => {
console.log( 'Cropper state:', {
crop: croppedArea,
zoom,
rotation,
aspectRatio,
flip,
} );
// Apply the crop state to your image
};
return (
<div className="image-editor-tools">
<button
onClick={ () => setCropperState( { rotation: rotation + 90 } ) }
>
Rotate Right
</button>
<button
onClick={ () => setCropperState( { rotation: rotation - 90 } ) }
>
Rotate Left
</button>
<button
onClick={ () =>
setCropperState( {
flip: { ...flip, horizontal: ! flip.horizontal },
} )
}
>
Flip Horizontal
</button>
<button
onClick={ () =>
setCropperState( {
flip: { ...flip, vertical: ! flip.vertical },
} )
}
>
Flip Vertical
</button>
<button onClick={ handleSave }>Apply Changes</button>
<button onClick={ reset }>Reset</button>
</div>
);
}
Advanced Usage with Custom Reset State
You can configure a custom initial state that will be used when the reset function is called:
function ImageEditorWithCustomReset() {
const { setResetState, reset } = useImageCropper();
// Set custom reset state
useEffect( () => {
setResetState( {
rotation: 90,
zoom: 1.5,
aspectRatio: 16 / 9,
flip: { horizontal: false, vertical: false },
} );
}, [ setResetState ] );
return (
<div>
{ /* Your cropper components */ }
<button onClick={ reset }>Reset to Custom State</button>
</div>
);
}