Adds a control to OpenSeadragon that enables the user to change the image via sliders based on provided filters. Default are; brightness, contrast, saturation and hue.
http://picturae.github.io/openseadragonselection/
Include dist/openseadragonimagefilter.js after openseadragon add images for button in your open seadragon images folder or provide in options (not tested)
Then init controls like so (where viewer is your OpenSeadragon Instance):
viewer.imagefilters(options);
showControl: true, //show button or not
startOpen: false, //start viewer with ImageFilterTools open
prefixUrl: null, //alternative location of images
toolsLeft: null, //int for absolute positioning
toolsTop: null, //int for absolute positioning
toolsWidth: 180, //int width in pixels
toolsHeight: 150, //int height in pixels
class: null, //override standard styling, NB. you need to style everything
navImages: { //images to use
imagetools: {
REST: 'imagetools_rest.png',
GROUP: 'imagetools_grouphover.png',
HOVER: 'imagetools_hover.png',
DOWN: 'imagetools_pressed.png'
}
},
filters: { //add filters here
brightness: {
min: -255,
max: 255,
callback: null,
processor: function () {
var setTo = getElementValueAsFloat('osd-filter-brightness');
if (this.callback !== null) {
this.callback(setTo);
}
return OpenSeadragon.Filters.BRIGHTNESS(setTo);
}
},
contrast: {
min: 0,
max: 5,
value: 1,
default_value: 1,
step: 0.1,
callback: null,
processor: function () {
var setTo = getElementValueAsFloat('osd-filter-contrast');
if (this.callback !== null) {
this.callback(setTo);
}
return OpenSeadragon.Filters.CONTRAST(setTo);
}
}
}
- openseadragon-filtering.js (https://github.com/usnistgov/OpenSeadragonFiltering)
- openseadragon.js (http://openseadragon.github.io/)
- Checkout this project
- Install bower dependencies via bower install (currently depends on caman)
- Install npm dev dependencies via npm install
- Edit code in /src
- Use gulp watch to watch for changes and compile js in /dist
- All depenencies except Openseadragon are compiled into one file dist/openseadragonimagefilter.js using gulp