react-image-crop

Add option to specify crossorigin attribute #66

• dataUrls should not have a crossOrigin tag #63
• Do not use this.props in constructor (fixes IE11 exception) #60
• Make polygon IDs unique for multiple instances of the crop tool on the page
• Make sure newWidth is properly clamped #54
• Deprecate outputPixelUnits (callbacks receive pixel crop as last arg now)

Add outputPixelUnits option to output units in pixels #53

• Add maxWidth and minWidth optional props

PR #51 @Deepblue129

• Lack of CORS support was bringing up the error "tainted canvas" when drawing and using toDataUrl with canvas
  Mobile fixes:
• Allow scrolling when crop is disabled
• Disable scrolling when crop is being dragged
• Fix onImageLoad for Safari (naturalWidth sometimes 0)

Add option to draw crop as an ellipse #50

Fixes issue #48 with non-es6 imports being an object with default (regression)

• Fixes disappearing crop if parent state changes and no crop is passed #40
• Add disabled prop
• Tech: Move to building release with webpack. Minor dependency updates.

Set whether the crop is valid or not on component updates. Fixes #36

• Ensure correct aspect ratio on re-renders
• Tweak to npm scripts so that development of either JS or SCSS only require npm start

Update to React v15, which has full support for SVG meaning we can get rid of dangerouslySetInnerHtml and thus improve performance for non-webkit browsers.

Change to ES6 classes.

Add max-width: 100% to container or else the image can still extend beyond the container bounds in Firefox.

The fix in 0.1.8 caused an issue due to the use of import with babel <5 (#29). Using babel-plugin-add-module-exports plugin to export the default for CommonJS fixes this issue.

#28

Fixes #24

Build was missed in the last 2 patch versions, I've added a pre-commit hook to stop this happening until a CI is in place (someday..)

It was non-obvious that .ReactCrop--image-copy also needed max-width set as seen in #21. Also by providing the image DOM element to onImageLoaded the user could use the image dimensions to decide on an optimum crop (e.g. depending on landscape vs portrait)

• Make crop darkened background work on Firefox (FF doesn't support clip-path: inset)
• Use object-assign package and declare it as a peerDependency