This is a pure Rust PNG image decoder and encoder. Allows easy reading and writing of PNG files without any system dependencies.
The easiest way to use LodePNG is to include the lodepng crate.
To do so, add this to your Cargo.toml
:
toml
[dependencies]
lodepng = "2.6.0"
See API reference for details. Requires Rust 1.44 or later.
rust
let image = lodepng::decode32_file("in.png")?;
returns image of type lodepng::Bitmap<lodepng::RGBA<u8>>
with fields .width
, .height
, and .buffer
(the buffer is a Vec
).
The RGB/RGBA pixel types are from the RGB crate, which you can import separately to use the same pixel struct throughout the program, without casting. But if you want to read the image buffer as bunch of raw bytes, ignoring the RGB(A) pixel structure, use:
toml
[dependencies]
rgb = "0.8"
rust
use rgb::*;
…
let bytes: &[u8] = image.buffer.as_bytes();
rust
lodepng::encode32_file("out.png", &buffer, width, height)
The buffer can be a slice of any type as long as it has 4 bytes per element (e.g. struct RGBA
or (u8,u8,u8,u8)
).
```rust let mut state = lodepng::State::new(); state.rememberunknownchunks(true);
match state.decode("in.png") { Ok(lodepng::Image::RGB(image)) => {…} Ok(lodepng::Image::RGBA(image)) => {…} Ok(lodepng::Image::RGBA16(image)) => {…} Ok(lodepng::Image::Gray(image)) => {…} Ok(_) => {…} Err(err) => {…} }
for chunk in state.infopng().unknownchunks() { println!("{:?} = {:?}", chunk.name(), chunk.data()); }
// Color profile (to be used with e.g. LCMS2) let iccdata = state.infopng().get_icc(); ```
bool
where appropriate instead of 0/1 int
.io::Write
instead of malloc
-ed buffers (remember to use write_all
, not write
!)ffi::Error
has been renamed to ffi::ErrorCode
.CVec
has been replaced with a regular Vec
. Delete extra .as_ref()
that the compiler may complain about.LCT_*
constants have been changed to ColorType::*
.Chunk
/Chunks
renamed to ChunkRef
/ChunksIter
.auto_convert
is a boolean.bitdepth
has a getter/setter.This codebase is derived from C LodePNG by Lode Vandevenne. It has been converted to Rust using Citrus C to Rust converter and manual refactorings.