How to compress JS files into PNG images and store them_PHP tutorial

Have you ever thought about: in order to compress a js file, convert the js file into a PNG image, and then use the getImageData() function in the canvas control to re-read the image into a js file. I mentioned this method in the article about fast loading of JS files that I published here yesterday. Some netizens are very interested in this method, so I will explain it in detail today.

This can achieve a very high compression ratio. How high it is will be mentioned below. This method uses the canvas control, which also means that it is only valid in browsers that support the canvas control.

Now you can see that the above image looks like a noise image, but it is actually a 30K 8-bit PNG image converted from the 124K prototype frame code (the compression ratio is not bad).

In fact, to convert the code into an image format for storage, it can be converted into GIF and PNG formats. There are 24-bit and 8-bit images in the PNG format. If you use a 24-bit RGB image, each pixel can store 3 bytes of data. If you use an 8-bit RGB image, each pixel can store 1 byte of data.

Testing in PHOTOSHOP found that a 300x100 solid color noise 8-bit image can be compressed to 5K, while the same solid color noise image can only be compressed to 20K if it is a 100x100 24-bit image. If it is an 8-bit GIF image of the same pattern, the compression effect is worse than that of PNG. Therefore, we choose to use 8-bit PNG images as the storage format for compression and decompression.

Now, we need to start compressing the image. Here is how to compress the file written in PHP:

<?php
$filename="http://www.phpernote.com/js/jquery.min.js";
if(file_exists($filename)){
	$iFileSize=filesize($filename);
	$iWidth=ceil(sqrt($iFileSize/1));
	$iHeight=$iWidth;
	$im=imagecreatetruecolor($iWidth,$iHeight);
	$fs=fopen($filename,"r");
	$data=fread($fs,$iFileSize);
	fclose($fs);
	$i=0;
	for($y=0;$y<$iHeight;$y++){
		for($x=0;$x<$iWidth;$x++){
			$ord=ord($data[$i]);
			imagesetpixel($im,$x,$y,imagecolorallocate($im,$ord,$ord,$ord));
			$i++;
		}
	}
	header("Content-Type:image/png");
	imagepng($im);
	imagedestroy($im);
}

It reads the JS file and creates a PNG image. Each pixel in the image is a value between 0-255, and this value corresponds to the ascII value of the JS character.

Of course, in addition to compression, there is also decompression, which is the process of reading images into JS files. This function is written in JS, the specific code is as follows:

function loadPNGData(strFilename,fncCallback){
    var bCanvas=false;  
    var oCanvas=document.createElement("canvas");  
    if(oCanvas.getContext){
        var oCtx=oCanvas.getContext("2d");  
        if(oCtx.getImageData){
            bCanvas=true;  
        }  
    }  
    if(bCanvas){
        var oImg=new Image();  
        oImg.style.position="absolute";  
        oImg.style.left="-10000px";  
        document.body.appendChild(oImg);  
        oImg.onload=function(){
            var iWidth=this.offsetWidth;  
            var iHeight=this.offsetHeight;  
            oCanvas.width=iWidth;  
            oCanvas.height=iHeight;  
            oCanvas.style.width=iWidth+"px";  
            oCanvas.style.height=iHeight+"px";  
            var oText=document.getElementById("output");  
            oCtx.drawImage(this,0,0);  
            var oData=oCtx.getImageData(0,0,iWidth,iHeight).data;  
            var a=[];  
            var len=oData.length;  
            var p=-1;  
            for(var i=0;i<len;i+=4){
                if(oData[i] > 0)  
                    a[++p]=String.fromCharCode(oData[i]);  
            };  
            var strData=a.join("");  
            if(fncCallback){
                fncCallback(strData);  
            }  
            document.body.removeChild(oImg);  
        }  
        oImg.src=strFilename;  
        return true;  
    } else{
        return false;  
    }  
}

Finally, the online test address is given. On this webpage, you can select a PNG image file in the list. Click the load file button to see the image on the webpage. Below the image is the image The read code file.

http://www.nihilogic.dk/labs/canvascompress/

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