nanoimage 0.1.3

Fork of image-formats
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nanoimage

Fork of an awesome library by Desmond Germans, 2019 With some code from Makepad
And some hacks to make it easier to use with *quads.

https://github.com/des256/image_formats/tree/master https://github.com/makepad/makepad/tree/master/draw/image_formats

Why not image? Clean compilation time for image: 44s and +600Mb in /target, for image_formats: 0.5s and +6Mb in /target

Why not zune (https://github.com/etemesi254/zune-image.git)? Honestly, I just noticed zune existance too late. zune is a lot better.

Intended use

nanoimage is a really bad choice for arbitary user-inputed images. It is slow, it has bugs.

If the choice is between showcase_my_library(include_bytes!("rgba_array.bytes")) and showcase_my_library(nanoimage::decode(include_bytes!("one_fixed_example_image.png"))) - nanoimage may be a reasonable choice.