Crate zune_jpegxl
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Zune-jpegxl
Support for encoding jpeg xl images in pure rust
This currently features a small POC encoder for JPEG-XL format based on the POC over at the libjxl crate
It supports the following features
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lossless compression
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up to 16 bits of depth
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Up to 4 channels for images
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Non supported features -> Palette support
Currently, it’s fast with slightly worse compression when compared png for non-photo content and much better for other situations.
The library is also fully safe
Features
std
: Enables linking against the standard librarythreads
: Enables using the standard library threading capabilities, this feature requires thestd
feature to work (threading doesn’t exist in no-std), if the above feature isn’t enabled this is a no-oplog
: Enables use oflog
to report on encoding configs and status
Both features are enabled by default.
16 bit data
- 16 bit data should be reinterpreted as 2 u8’s in
native endian
,
Example
- Encode a 2x2 8 bit image
use zune_core::bit_depth::BitDepth;
use zune_core::colorspace::ColorSpace;
use zune_core::options::EncoderOptions;
use zune_jpegxl::JxlSimpleEncoder;
use zune_jpegxl::JxlEncodeErrors;
// encode a 2x2 image
fn main()->Result<(),JxlEncodeErrors>{
let mut encoder = JxlSimpleEncoder::new(&[0,0,0,0],EncoderOptions::new(2,2,ColorSpace::Luma,BitDepth::Eight));
encoder.encode()?;
Ok(())
}
- Encode a 2x2 16 bit image
use zune_core::bit_depth::BitDepth;
use zune_core::colorspace::ColorSpace;
use zune_core::options::EncoderOptions;
use zune_jpegxl::JxlSimpleEncoder;
use zune_jpegxl::JxlEncodeErrors;
// encode a 2x2 image
fn main()->Result<(),JxlEncodeErrors>{
// convert a 16 bit input to 8 bit native endian output, each two bytes represent one sample
let sixteen_bit = [0,u16::MAX,0,u16::MAX].iter().flat_map(|x| x.to_ne_bytes()).collect::<Vec<u8>>();
let mut encoder = JxlSimpleEncoder::new(&sixteen_bit,EncoderOptions::new(2,2,ColorSpace::Luma,BitDepth::Sixteen));
encoder.encode()?;
Ok(())
}
Structs
- A simple jxl encoder
Enums
- Errors that may arise during encoding