colorverse 0.6.0

color vision convertor
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# Colorverse

Color vision convertor: not only simulator but also daltonizer

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Based on [Machado, Oliveira & Fernandes (2009)](https://www.inf.ufrgs.br/~oliveira/pubs_files/CVD_Simulation/CVD_Simulation.html) model.
Customized with dynamic simulation level parameter introduced and nonlinear easing of the level.

## Usage

### Executable

Executables on multiple platforms are found in [Releases](https://github.com/nabbisen/colorverse/releases/tag/latest). Just run it without any installation.

```console
$ # usage
$ ./colorverse simulate -c ${color vision} -l ${simulation level} -o ${output file path} ${input file path}
$ ./colorverse daltonize -c ${color vision} -l ${simulation level} -s {daltonization strength} -o ${output file path} ${input file path}

$ # for example
$ ./colorverse simulate -c protanomaly -l 0.75 -o simulate-out.png in.png
$ ./colorverse daltonize -c deuteranomaly -l 1.0 -s 1.0 -o daltonize-out.png in.png

$ # help
$ ./colorverse --help
$ ./colorverse simulate --help
$ ./colorverse daltonize --help
```

### Rust and `cargo`

See [docs/DEVELOPMENT.md](docs/DEVELOPMENT.md).

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## Samples

### Trichromacy

![trichromacy](docs/assets/trichromacy.png)

### Protanomaly

#### Simulation 50%

![protanomaly](docs/assets/protanomaly-50.png)

#### Simulation 100% (Protanopia)

![protanopia](docs/assets/protanomaly-100.png)

#### Simulation 100% + Daltonization 50%

![protanomaly 100% - daltonization 50%](docs/assets/protanomaly-100-daltonize-50.png)

#### Simulation 100% + Daltonization 100%

![protanomaly 100% - daltonization 100%](docs/assets/protanomaly-100-daltonize-100.png)

### Deuteranomaly

#### Simulation 50%

![deuteranomaly](docs/assets/deuteranomaly-50.png)

### Simulation 100% (Deuteranopia)

![deuteranopia](docs/assets/deuteranomaly-100.png)

#### Simulation 100% + Daltonization 50%

![deuteranomaly 100% - daltonization 50%](docs/assets/deuteranomaly-100-daltonize-50.png)

#### Simulation 100% + Daltonization 100%

![deuteranomaly 100% - daltonization 100%](docs/assets/deuteranomaly-100-daltonize-100.png)

### Tritanomaly

#### Simulation 50%

![tritanomaly](docs/assets/tritanomaly-50.png)

### Simulation 100% (Tritanopia)

![tritanopia](docs/assets/tritanomaly-100.png)

#### Simulation 100% + Daltonization 50%

![tritanomaly 100% - daltonization 50%](docs/assets/tritanomaly-100-daltonize-50.png)

#### Simulation 100% + Daltonization 100%

![tritanomaly 100% - daltonization 100%](docs/assets/tritanomaly-100-daltonize-100.png)

### Achromatomaly

#### Simulation 50%

![achromatomaly](docs/assets/achromatomaly-50.png)

### Simulation 100% (Achromatopsia)

![achromatopsia](docs/assets/achromatomaly-100.png)


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## Open-source, with care

This project is lovingly built and maintained by volunteers.  
We hope it helps streamline your work.  
Please understand that the project has its own direction — while we welcome feedback, it might not fit every edge case 🌱

## Acknowledgements

Depends on [image](https://github.com/image-rs/image) / [nalgebra](https://github.com/dimforge/nalgebra).
Also, on [argh](https://github.com/google/argh) on CLI I/F.