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Module documentation for 0.2.1.0
Depends on 12 packages
(full list with versions ) :
base ,
bytestring ,
Color ,
data-default-class ,
deepseq ,
exceptions ,
filepath ,
JuicyPixels ,
massiv ,
netpbm ,
unliftio ,
vector 0.2.1
Move the package into it’s own repository: lehins/massiv-io
Addition of instances for GIF sequences in RGB with Alpha and instanced with
GifDisposalMethod
Addition of conversion functions: demoteLumaImage, promoteLumaImage,
demoteLumaAlphaImage, promoteLumaAlphaImage
Instances for reading and writing images in Luma: Y' and Y'A
0.2.0
Switch to MonadIO
Write files with durability and atomicity guarantees
Switch to encodeM and decodeM, as well as corresponding encodeImageM and decodeImageM
Addition of decodeWithMetadataM
Addition of ConvertError, DecodeError and EncodeError.
Got rid of ReadOptions
Switch to Color package for pixels and color space coversion
0.1.9
Fix HDR decoding, i.e. .hdr and .pic file reading.
0.1.8
Fix reading images that have more than 8bit per channel:
#85
0.1.7
Fix compatibility with JuicyPixels >= 3.3.0
Add Traversable instances for all Pixel types.
Derive a few more instances for X and Y pixels.
Drop dependency on data-default in favor of data-default-class
0.1.6
Made it compatible with new massiv >= 0.3 as well as the old ones.
0.1.5
All decoded images will be read in sequentially, but will have default computation set to Par.
0.1.4
Fixed wrongful export of Bit constructor.
Added export of fromDynamicImage and fromAnyDynamicImage
0.1.3
Fixed #22 - Invalid guard against image size
Made sure format is inferred from all supported file extensions for auto decoding.
0.1.2
Exposed Elevator internal functions.
Deprecate ColorSpace specific functions (liftPx, foldlPx, etc.) in favor of Functor,
Applicative and Foldable.
0.1.1
Addition of Ord instances to Pixels.
0.1.0
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