Replacing exif-js about vue-image-upload-resize

[jsd219]

@MikeKovarik Any chance you can fork off of this and implement it yourself? This is a great plugin but unfortunately it appears the developer is not very active on it.

[svale]

Sorry, unfortunately I've not had time to actively maintain the repository lately.

I initially was a bit hesitant about switching to another exif-lib, but that was probably an overly defensiv and passiv judgement call on my side.

Please @MikeKovarik , if you still feel up to it, I would be very happy to accept a PR that implements your lib. We'll merge it into a new major version release to safeguard against any unforeseen breaking changes.

Thank you for the patience!

(cc @jsd219 )

[jsd219]

@MikeKovarik did he ever allow you to do a pull request?

[jsd219]

All of my images uploaded through my iPhone are turned and I am assuming it is do to the exif

[MikeKovarik]

@jsd219 no. Otherwise this issue would be closed. The problem you're referring to is a new behavior of safari on iOS (and soon to be in chrome as well). MikeKovarik/exifr#25 fortunately exifr can work with it. Unfortunately this package doesn't use exifr

[MikeKovarik]

Also this https://mutiny.cz/exifr/examples/orientation.html

But it's broken on chrome 81 and newer because they just implemented the same behavior since I released last version. It will be fixed soon

[MikeKovarik]

@jsd219 unfortunately not. I would be happy to do a PR to this repo if the author was active and willing to accept it. But I do not want to fork and maintain this repo. I don't want to step on anyone's toes, nor would I have enough time to maintain it.

[bbugh]

I created a PR #49 to hopefully help move this forward. We are having trouble with #41 and I was hoping this would resolve it, but it does not appear to.

@svale and @MikeKovarik I wonder if you could take a look?