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I'm looking for a Javascript package to extract an extended image tag Projection Type
to detect between image with projection (e.g. sphere image) and image without projection
I found another library (exifreader) that extracts XMP tags including the Projection Type tag.
Since I'm looking to use well-maintained, and optimized code I compared between exif-parser, and exifreader.
In terms of popularity and size, exif-parser is clearly a winner (see the table below).
But I don't find any reference to extended metadata or XMP flags in the exif-parser code. Can exif-parser extract XMP (Extensible Metadata Platform) tags?
Thanks,
Avi
Comparison of exif-parser vs exifreader
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Maintainer of ExifReader here. I know this issue is a bit old but I just wanted to mention that ExifReader has functionality for a custom build where you can specify the parts you want to use and get the gzipped bundle size down to less than 4 KiB in some cases, depending on what you need. And unlike the other three packages it is still being maintained. And it also has support for XMP. :-)
I'm looking for a Javascript package to extract an extended image tag Projection Type
to detect between image with projection (e.g. sphere image) and image without projection
I found another library (exifreader) that extracts XMP tags including the Projection Type tag.
Since I'm looking to use well-maintained, and optimized code I compared between exif-parser, and exifreader.
In terms of popularity and size, exif-parser is clearly a winner (see the table below).
But I don't find any reference to extended metadata or XMP flags in the exif-parser code.
Can exif-parser extract XMP (Extensible Metadata Platform) tags?
Thanks,
Avi
Comparison of exif-parser vs exifreader
![compare_exif_packages](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/26158466/72195586-eca58380-33c7-11ea-8900-058429922221.png)
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