rip ~parallelism

RIP

RIP is a library for complex image processing.

License

GPLv3

Features

• I/O
  • JPEG(based on dlib, only loading)
  • TGA(based on dlib, only loading)
  • BMP(based on dlib, only loading)
  • PNG(based on dlib, loading/saving)
  • PPM(loading/saving)
  • PAM(loading savind)
• processing
  • grayscale
  • negative
  • operations with bit set
  • colorization
  • rough of pixels
  • order filters(4 filters)
  • linear filters(11 filters)
  • convolution
• analysis
  • operations with histogram
• concepts
  • surface
  • color
  • generation RGBColor from others color formats
  • useful math functions
  • ranges
  • templates
  • channels for working with pixels on channel level
• draw
  • IFS systems
  • L-systems
  • drawing math funcs
  • drawing primitives
  • turtle
• transforms(rip.dsp)
  • Haar's
  • Hadamard's
  • Slant's

The most funcs has their analogs for working with ranges.

In plans

• add more operations for histograms
• add more drawing funcs
• add more formats into IO package
• add 'vision' package for digital vision
• clean code
• optimize code

If you have advices, please, create Issue. You can help us!

Contributors

ImPureD Team, LightHouse Software

• Oleg Baharev (aka aquaratixc)
• Roman Vlasov

How to use RIP?

Package in your dub.json:

   {
      "dependencies": {
        "rip": "~>0.0.2"
      }
   }

Dependencies

RIP needs dlib library for loading jpeg/png/bmp/tga files. WARNING: image can be saved ONLY in ppm/pam/png formats.