JavaScript and Image-Filtering

JavaScript and Image-Filtering

The following short example shows how script tags can be applyed to images in order to create a simple image-filtering effect. In LiaScript, the script tag is a reimagined version of a JavaScript-component that has a lifetime, can be combined with input-tags and has an output as well. Additionally, scripts can be stiched together by an execution graph, which is defined by the output of the script-tags. The script is executed in the browser and can be used to manipulate the image in real-time.

For more information of how to use script-tags, visit the documentation:

JavaScript or JS-Components

Example

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