@evshiron/exifr
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📷 The fastest and most versatile JavaScript EXIF reading library.
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JavaScript
import {AppSegmentParserBase} from '../parser.mjs'
import {segmentParsers} from '../plugins.mjs'
// tags https://exiftool.org/TagNames/JFIF.html
export default class Jfif extends AppSegmentParserBase {
static type = 'jfif'
static headerLength = 9
static canHandle(buffer, offset) {
return buffer.getUint8(offset + 1) === 0xE0
&& buffer.getUint32(offset + 4) === 0x4A464946 // 'JFIF'
&& buffer.getUint8(offset + 8) === 0x00 // followed by '\0'
}
parse() {
this.parseTags()
this.translate()
return this.output
}
parseTags() {
this.raw = new Map([
[0, this.chunk.getUint16(0)],
[2, this.chunk.getUint8(2)],
[3, this.chunk.getUint16(3)],
[5, this.chunk.getUint16(5)],
[7, this.chunk.getUint8(7)],
[8, this.chunk.getUint8(8)],
])
}
// TODO: hook this in into revive/translate API
/*
static prettify(jfif) {
let versionInt = jfif.JFIFVersion
jfif.JFIFVersion = ((versionInt & 0xFF00) >> 8).toString(16) + '.' + (versionInt & 0x00FF).toString(16).padStart(2, '0')
jfif.ResolutionUnit = jfif.ResolutionUnit === 2 ? 'cm' : jfif.ResolutionUnit === 1 ? 'inches' : jfif.ResolutionUnit
return jfif
}
*/
}
segmentParsers.set('jfif', Jfif)