Automate image processing programmatically.

• Built around concurrency.
• Workflows writteng in lua.
• Builtin handling for image encodings and color models.
• Included ImGui wrapper for building custom GUI tools.
• Spritesheet support.
• Command-line support, e.g. imgscal resize ./image.png 100 100.

Run make doc to generate the lua api documentation to ./docs/.

make start
# or
make dev

• make dev runs make install-examples then make start.
• Use make start for a first time launch, as make install-examples requires a valid config.

Examples can be installed by running make install-examples. This requires ImgScal to have been run at least once, as the config file and workflow directory must exist.

Demo worflow that creates an interface with controls to apply filters from the Imger library onto images.

Demo workflow that creates an interface with controls to generate noise maps.

Demo workflow that creates an interface to apply filters to an image.

• Requires
  • Go >= 1.22.6
  • Makefile
  • A C compiler (mingw, TDM-GCC or g++)

make build-windows
# or
make build-linux

There is an entry point at ./cmd/log that can be called to print the log file @latest.txt if it exists. make log is a shortcut for calling this.

This can also be used to pipe the output.

make log | grep '! ERROR'
make log | kate -i
make log > latest.txt

• There is an upstream issue related to mainthread when running on Windows.
  • Sometimes causes the application to crash within the first frame of the master window.
  • Sometimes prevents gui.update() from updating the UI when called from a scheduled function.
  • Recommended to run through WSL when using the gui library on Windows.
• Some parts of the gui library may not work properly.
  • gui.css_parse() is added but the underlying g.ParseCSSStyleSheet() is currently broken.
  • gui.wg_css_tag() can still be used, but will not have any affect until the upstream issue is fixed.
• When a lua panic occurs outside of the gui.window_run() loop, it may cause the window to not close until the process is closed.
  • Looking for a solution as calling .Close() on an already closed window causes GLFW to break until the process is restarted, and there is no publically exported field to check if a window is active.
• It is currently possible to deadlock in certain circumstances.
  • Passing the same collection item twice into a function that schedules on it. e.g. image.draw()
  • Calling a function that schedules on a collection item within a function already running for that collection item. e.g. Calling image.size() within the callback of image.map() for the same images.