Therefore, my task is to process the input text, find each instance of a word that might be marked with v1 notation (though in the example given there is no such marker), but the user might have intended that if there are words like that, replace them with three alternatives. However, in the provided text, the only instance is "Lightweight" being replaced with three options. So maybe the user expects me to take the provided text and for certain words, add three alternatives separated by |.
This is code, so terms like "src" are attributes, so they are proper nouns. The file name "cropper.min.js" is a proper noun and should not be changed. download cropper.min.js
In the basic usage section, "create a new instance" can be "generate," "form," or "establish." The options like "aspectRatio" are part of an object, so they might not need synonyms. Wait, the user said to replace each term, but maybe not the code parts. The example uses code, so the variables like "aspectRatio" and their descriptions should be left as they are, right? Because they are part of the code structure. Therefore, my task is to process the input
Continuing with the example code: "const cropper = new Cropper(image, aspectRatio: 16 / 9, viewMode: 1, dragMode: 'crop', );" The words here like "const", "new", "image" are programming terms and should stay. The rest like "aspectRatio" is a specific term, so no synonyms. "viewMode" is also specific. The values (16/9, 1, 'crop') are code-specific and shouldn't be altered. This is code, so terms like "src" are
Alternatively, you can also use a package handler like npm or yarn to set up Cropper.js: npm install cropperjs