This is a simple tool that allows you to convert images and icons to Arduino's Adafruit GFX library format.

Example images created using this app:

You can download the latest releases from repository releases page.

To install the application on macOS open .dmg file and drop the app to /Applications folder. Next, you have to remove quarantine bits from the .app file to be able to run the app (this is the only way to run the app without me having to pay $$$ for Apple dev account).

$ cd /Applications
$ sudo xattr -cr img2h.ap
$ open img2h.app

After this you will be able to start img2h app via Spotlight.

Download the provided .deb file and install it via dpkg:

$ sudo dpkg -i img2h_1.0.0-1_amd64.deb

By default, the app will be installed in /opt/img2h/, you may need to add it to PATH to use the app comfortably.

To remove the app just execute:

$ sudo apt remove img2h

TODO

You need JDK 16 or newer to compile and run this application.

# This will add module-info to dependencies that are not fully
# JPMS compliant, like e.g. Guava.
./build-modularized-version-of-dependencies.sh

./mvnw clean package
./mvnw javafx:run -pl gui

(OK it should work on JDK 11 too, but I am running all CI builds on JDK 16.)