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What’s new in Core 2

Core 2 turns Image Marker from a collection of render calls into a controlled, portable image workflow. It is the current release at the documentation root; v1 remains available on its protected maintenance line.

Core 2.1 adds cross-platform Marker.getImageInfo(), consistent rich-text layout controls, and direct Recipe package integration. The same Recipe v2 document now moves through five deliberately separate packages:

Package Owns
@image-marker/recipe Schema, validation, migration, templates, and layer operations
react-native-image-marker iOS, Android, and browser rendering
react-native-image-marker-editor Optional React Native and Web interaction UI
@image-marker/node Pure Node.js server rendering with Sharp
@image-marker/cli Terminal and CI automation
  • Structured MarkerResult output with job IDs, duration, format, MIME type, and metadata policy.
  • Recipe v2 with stable layer IDs, ordered mixed layers, conditions, visibility, locks, validation, and explicit migration.
  • Progress, timeout, cancellation, stable error codes, and bounded batch concurrency.
  • Font fallback chains, Android/Web WebP output, normalized orientation, and stripped source EXIF/GPS metadata.
  • Cross-platform image inspection and rich-text width, line-height, letter-spacing, line-limit, overflow, and alignment controls in Core 2.1.
  • Invisible trace batches, Worker execution, robustness tools, and optional Content Credentials composition.
  • Editor 0.3 with formal panels, multi-selection, grouping, alignment, handles, viewport control, autosave, templates, brand kits, and plugins.
v1 Core 2
Render methods return a URI string Read result.uri from MarkerResult
Recipe v1 uses watermarks and top-level output fields Recipe v2 uses stable layers and nested output
Legacy aliases are accepted Use position, watermarkImages, and current ordered layer fields
Errors are unstructured Handle ImageMarkerError.code
No active job control Pass signal, timeoutMs, and onProgress

Read the complete migration checklist before changing the major version, then run a clean native rebuild.

Choose Core 2 for new applications, Recipe authoring, controlled jobs, Web rendering, trace workflows, or Editor integration. Stay on react-native-image-marker@1 while an existing application needs the old return and Recipe contracts; v1 continues to receive critical fixes under the published support policy.