How to use the fast-png.encode function in fast-png
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danakt / web-hlmv / lib / __tests__ / textureRenderer.ts View on Github 
test('should build valid skin texture', () => {
const texture = leetModelData.textures[0]
const buildedSkin: Uint8Array = png.encode({
width: texture.width,
height: texture.height,
data: buildTexture(leetBuffer, texture)
})
expect(Buffer.from(buildedSkin)).toMatchImageSnapshot()
})width: image.width,
height: image.height,
components: image.components,
alpha: image.alpha,
bitDepth: image.bitDepth,
data: image.data
};
if (data.bitDepth === 1 || data.bitDepth === 32) {
data.bitDepth = 8;
data.components = 3;
data.alpha = 1;
data.data = image.getRGBAData();
}
return realEncodePng(data, options);
}export function encodePng(
image: Image,
options?: IPNGEncoderOptions
): Uint8Array {
return encode(image, options);
}fast-png
PNG image decoder and encoder written entirely in JavaScript
