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https://github.com/tayloraswift/jpeg

decode, inspect, edit, and encode jpeg images in pure swift
https://github.com/tayloraswift/jpeg

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decode, inspect, edit, and encode jpeg images in pure swift

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# jpeg

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Swift *JPEG* is a cross-platform pure Swift framework for decoding, inspecting, editing, and encoding JPEG images. The core framework has no external dependencies, including *Foundation*, and should compile and provide consistent behavior on *all* Swift platforms. The framework supports additional features, such as file system support, on Linux and MacOS.

Swift *JPEG* is available under the [Mozilla Public License 2.0](https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/MPL/2.0/). The [example programs](examples/) are public domain and can be adapted freely.

## [tutorials and example programs](examples/)

* [basic decoding](examples#basic-decoding) ([sources](decode-basic/))
* [basic encoding](examples#basic-encoding) ([sources](encode-basic/))
* [advanced decoding](examples#advanced-decoding) ([sources](decode-advanced/))
* [advanced encoding](examples#advanced-encoding) ([sources](encode-advanced/))
* [using in-memory images](examples#using-in-memory-images) ([sources](in-memory/))
* [online decoding](examples#online-decoding) ([sources](decode-online/))
* [requantizing images](examples#requantizing-images) ([sources](recompress/))
* [lossless rotations](examples#lossless-rotations) ([sources](rotate/))
* [custom color formats](examples#custom-color-formats) ([sources](custom-color/))

## [api reference](https://kelvin13.github.io/jpeg/)

* [`JPEG.JPEG`](https://kelvin13.github.io/jpeg/JPEG/)
* [`JPEG.General`](https://kelvin13.github.io/jpeg/General/)
* [`JPEG.System`](https://kelvin13.github.io/jpeg/System/)

## getting started

To Swift *JPEG* in a project, add this descriptor to the `dependencies` list in your `Package.swift`:

```swift
.package(url: "https://github.com/kelvin13/jpeg", .exact("1.0.0"))
```

## basic usage

Decode an image:

```swift
import JPEG
func decode(jpeg path:String) throws
{
guard let image:JPEG.Data.Rectangular = try .decompress(path: path)
else
{
// failed to access file from file system
}

let rgb:[JPEG.RGB] = image.unpack(as: JPEG.RGB.self),
size:(x:Int, y:Int) = image.size
// ...
}
```

Encode an image:

```swift
import JPEG
func encode(jpeg path:String, size:(x:Int, y:Int), pixels:[JPEG.RGB],
compression:Double) // 0.0 = highest quality
throws
{
let layout:JPEG.Layout = .init(
format: .ycc8,
process: .baseline,
components:
[
1: (factor: (2, 2), qi: 0), // Y
2: (factor: (1, 1), qi: 1), // Cb
3: (factor: (1, 1), qi: 1), // Cr
],
scans:
[
.sequential((1, \.0, \.0), (2, \.1, \.1), (3, \.1, \.1)),
])
let jfif:JPEG.JFIF = .init(version: .v1_2, density: (72, 72, .inches))
let image:JPEG.Data.Rectangular =
.pack(size: size, layout: layout, metadata: [.jfif(jfif)], pixels: rgb)

try image.compress(path: path, quanta:
[
0: JPEG.CompressionLevel.luminance( compression).quanta,
1: JPEG.CompressionLevel.chrominance(compression).quanta
])
}
```