A crate for encoding [TIFF] files with the desired IFDs and entries.
This crate allows to create any hierarchy of IFDs and to add any tags with any values to each. It does so while avoiding that the user needs to worry about the position of each structure in the file and to point to it with the correct offset.
The main structure of this crate, used to actually write the TIFF
file, is the [TiffFile
]. This structure writes the file in [little endian]
by default (but that can be changed) and requires an [IfdChain
]. This
IfdChain
consists of the first [Ifd
] of the file, the one it points to (if any),
and so on. Each Ifd
has one or more entries, which are represented
by a pair of [FieldTag
] and [FieldValues
].
Creating a 256x256 bilevel image with every pixel black.
```rust
extern crate tiffencoder; use tiffencoder::prelude::*; use tiff_encoder::ifd::tags;
fn main() { // 256*256/8 = 8192 // The image data will have 8192 bytes with 0 in every bit (each representing a // black pixel). let image_data = vec![0x00; 8192];
TiffFile::new(
Ifd::new()
.with_entry(tags::PhotometricInterpretation, SHORT![1]) // Black is zero
.with_entry(tags::Compression, SHORT![1]) // No compression
.with_entry(tags::ImageLength, LONG![256])
.with_entry(tags::ImageWidth, LONG![256])
.with_entry(tags::ResolutionUnit, SHORT![1]) // No resolution unit
.with_entry(tags::XResolution, RATIONAL![(1, 1)])
.with_entry(tags::YResolution, RATIONAL![(1, 1)])
.with_entry(tags::RowsPerStrip, LONG![256]) // One strip for the whole image
.with_entry(tags::StripByteCounts, LONG![8192])
.with_entry(tags::StripOffsets, ByteBlock::single(image_data))
.single() // This is the only Ifd in its IfdChain
).write_to("example.tif").unwrap();
} ```