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README
friday-juicypixels
This library facilitates conversion between friday (an all-Haskell image manipulation library) and JuicyPixels (an all-Haskell encoder/decoder library for many image formats). Combining these two libraries is useful for adding basic image manipulation capabilities of many image formats to a Haskell application without requiring any C libraries/headers to be installed.
NOTE: Expect this library's API to break, as it is still very young.
Compared to friday-devil
The friday-devil package provides a storage backend to friday by calling the
DevIL library. It is much more mature, and probably
a lot faster (though benchmarks have yet to prove this).
This package is not in the spirit of friday-devil which is a more native bridge than
conversion . As such, it should probabably be called something different like
juicy-friday.
TODO
- Make it into a storage backend that automatically converts all formats and
color spaces supported by
JuicyPixelsto the internal representations supported byfriday. - Add some benchmarks. Include
friday-deviland ImageMagik. - Add more specs.
Done:
- Conversion between JP and Friday for cheap using
coerceandunsafeCoerce, yay! - Basic test suite.
License
Released under a 3-clause BSD license.
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the friday-juicypixels README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.