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Various color matrix based image filters for iOS & Android

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  • react-native-color-matrix-image-filters

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react-native-color-matrix-image-filters

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Various color matrix based image filters for iOS & Android.

Getting started

$ npm install react-native-color-matrix-image-filters --save

Mostly automatic installation

$ react-native link react-native-color-matrix-image-filters

Manual installation

link

Status

  • iOS & Android - filter components work as stackable wrappers for standard Image component.
  • React-Native:
    • with rn >= 0.56.0 use latest version

Example

import { Image } from 'react-native';
import {
  Grayscale,
  Sepia,
  Tint,
  ColorMatrix,
  concatColorMatrices,
  invert,
  contrast,
  saturate
} from 'react-native-color-matrix-image-filters';

const GrayscaledImage = (imageProps) => (
  <Grayscale>
    <Image {...imageProps} />
  </Grayscale>
);

const CombinedFiltersImage = (imageProps) => (
  <Tint value={1.25}>
    <Sepia>
      <Image {...imageProps} />
    </Sepia>
  </Tint>
);

const ColorMatrixImage = (imageProps) => (
  <ColorMatrix
    matrix={concatColorMatrices([saturate(-0.9), contrast(5.2), invert()])}
  >
    <Image {...imageProps} />
  </ColorMatrix>
);
Original Grayscaled
CombinedFilters ColorMatrix

Usage

Each filter support all of View props. Also some filters have optional value prop which takes a number. ColorMatrix filter has matrix prop which takes a Matrix type - an array of 20 numbers. Additionally library exports functions like grayscale, tint etc. - these functions return values of Matrix type and their results can be combined with concatColorMatrices function. If you need to combine several filters, consider using ColorMatrix with concatColorMatrices - generally it is more performant than corresponding stack of filter components.

Reference

Supported filters

Component Additional prop function
ColorMatrix matrix: Matrix -
Normal - normal(): Matrix
Saturate value: number = 1 saturate(value: number = 1): Matrix
HueRotate value: number = 0 hueRotate(value: number = 0): Matrix
LuminanceToAlpha - luminanceToAlpha(): Matrix
Invert - invert(): Matrix
Grayscale - grayscale(): Matrix
Sepia - sepia(): Matrix
Nightvision - nightvision(): Matrix
Warm - warm(): Matrix
Cool - cool(): Matrix
Brightness value: number = 0 brightness(value: number = 0): Matrix
Exposure value: number = 1 exposure(value: number = 1): Matrix
Contrast value: number = 1 contrast(value: number = 1): Matrix
Temperature value: number = 1 temperature(value: number = 1): Matrix
Tint value: number = 0 tint(value: number = 0): Matrix
Threshold value: number = 0 threshold(value: number = 0): Matrix
Protanomaly - protanomaly(): Matrix
Deuteranomaly - deuteranomaly(): Matrix
Tritanomaly - tritanomaly(): Matrix
Protanopia - protanopia(): Matrix
Deuteranopia - deuteranopia(): Matrix
Tritanopia - tritanopia(): Matrix
Achromatopsia - achromatopsia(): Matrix
Achromatomaly - achromatomaly(): Matrix

Functions

  • concatColorMatrices(matrices: Matrix[]): Matrix

Matrix type

  • A 4x5 matrix for color transformations represented by array - consult Android docs for more specific info about it's format

Misc

  • You may check MatrixFilterConstructor example app to play with filters
  • This library were tested only with standard Image component, but in theory it should work with any image which native part is based on RCTImageView on iOS or ImageView on Android

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