Leon, Glad you found it useful! On Monday, August 25, 2014 2:24:19 PM UTC+8, Leon Li wrote: > > > > On Wednesday, July 2, 2014 1:34:22 PM UTC+8, Eyal Arubas wrote: >> >> Following this discussion I started development of an image processing >> module without runtime dependencies. >> >> https://github.com/EyalAr/lwip >> >> Features: >> 1. No runtime dependencies. No need to pre-install anything. >> 2. All image operations are done with a native C++ module. >> 3. Lots of syntactic sugar in Javascript land. >> 4. Batch operations on an image. >> 5. Get encoded image data as a NodeJS Buffer object. >> >> Clone the repo and `cd lwip && npm install`. >> Installation with npm will be available when v0.0.1 is released (see the >> milestone). >> >> Everybody is welcome to check it out, help with development and post >> issues. >> >> On Wednesday, June 11, 2014 1:33:53 PM UTC+8, Eyal Arubas wrote: >>> >>> I was looking for image processing modules which provide basic >>> functionalities (resize, crop, rotate, etc) without any external >>> dependencies. >>> I couldn't find any. >>> All modules out there (that I know of) depend on a local installation of >>> ImageMagick et al. >>> >>> So I started looking into rolling my own module which wraps the CImg >>> <http://cimg.sourceforge.net/> C++ library. But then I discovered that >>> it, too, depends on ImageMagick (at least for reading JPEGs). >>> >>> So my questions are: >>> >>> 1. Is there such a module out there? >>> 2. If not, I would like to implement one. >>> 1. Any suggestion about how I should go about it? >>> 2. Which is a good C++ image library without pre-required >>> dependencies that I can wrap? >>> >>> I considered OpenCV and QT's QImage, but both are quite large, and not >>> specifically oriented towards basic image processing. >>> >>> I realize that installing ImageMagick on a server isn't that big a deal. >>> But I want to use the intended module in a node-webkit >>> <https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit/> application (client); and I >>> don't want to tell my users to install ImageMagick before they can use my >>> software. >>> >>> Thanks! >>> Eyal. >>> >> > > Just checked the project on Github, it's awesome... It's absolutely what I > need. But I didn't start to use it in my project yet. But it really fits my > demand. > > Thanks Eyal........!! > >
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