Advanced Fabric.js JavaScript Canvas Library: A Revolution by No-refresh

You might be aware of Fabric.js JavaScript Canvas Library that enables you to create and populate objects on the canvas. These objects may encompass simple geometrical shapes, complex shapes, images, etc. It also allows the users to reshape the gradient effect. Grouping of objects, adding the text, etc. are also possible with this tool. But it has a flaw that it cannot adjust an image within the canvas if it is larger than the canvas area.

In our quest to sort out the same, we at No-refresh have devised Handler Class- a Fabric.js JavaScript Canvas Library clone. Our handler tool allows the users to drag and adjust the images within the canvas area in a hassle-free manner. The users don’t need to install any software to run this tool. We always lay emphasis on taking the experience of our users to an utmost level.

Let’s understand Handler Class Tool with a demo

While using Fabric.js, users face a problem that the handler control hides while enlarging the image outside of the canvas. But you can see in the screenshot that our Handler Tool lets the users adjust the images with handler control even if they are outside of the canvas. So, here this issue is solved completely.

Library used in Handler Control Tool:

1-test_jquery.js (JavaScript library)
2-fabric.js (Canvas Handler Library)
3-toolevent.js (add object and manage handler library)
4-scalehandler.js (Sparx custom handler library)

How to use?

1- The first step is to download CustomHandler.zip file.
2- Then you will have to move it on any server exm->(http://norefresh.thesparxitsolutions.com/jstoolrnd/CustomHandler/)
3- Images can be added to the canvas simply by using ‘add Image’ button
4- Check toolevent.js, where we add objects, to add objects

Conclusion

The functioning of Handler Class is no dissimilar to Fabric.js JavaScript Canvas Library; that’s why we can address it as Fabric.js JavaScript Canvas Library clone. But, as it is the more polished version of Fabric.js; hence, referring it as advanced Fabric.js JavaScript Canvas Library would also be fair. Apart from the advanced functioning, it carries some of the features of fabric.js, such as:

• Touch device support
• Subclassing

So, now it’s clear that our Fabric.js JavaScript Canvas Library clone is going to make your experience way better in terms of functionality and features.