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ColorMine

CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION

ColorMine is an MIT Licensed .Net library that makes converting between color spaces and comparing colors easy, originally by GitHub user THEJoezack in C#, forked on 2014-10-10.

Original Project

PolyColorMine is a non-official port of ColorMine to Java by GitHub User zpolygon95. PolyColorMine's creation is due to the lack of existing libraries for java that intuitively trasform colorspace coordinates, and perform accurate comparisons thereof.

Building

A GNU Make file is included in the PolyColorMine directory, simply run make (or make -s if you like clean output) in that directory to compile all sources. The makefile will now generate a jar file in the PolyColorMine/dist directory suitable for inclusion in other projects.

Run make ARGS="[command line arguments]" run to compile (if necessary) and run the test program using the command line arguments supplied by ARGS.

Run make clean to delete all compiled sources, the @sources file, and the output jar file.

List of Implemented Features

  • Supports RGB
  • Supports Xyz
  • Supports CIE-L*ab
  • Supports CIE94 Comparison

List of Planned Features

  • Support for Cmy
  • Support for Cmyk
  • Support for CIE-Lch
  • Support for Yxz
  • Support for HunterLab
  • Support for CIE-Luv
  • Support for Hsl
  • Support for Hsv
  • Support for CIE1976 Comparison
  • Support for CeDee2000 Comparison
  • Support for CMC Comparison

To-Do

  • Change names to comply with standard java practice
  • Format files into a logical package structure
  • Document everything
  • Complete makefile
  • Restructure the PolyColorMine directory

colormine's People

Contributors

thejoezack avatar zpolygon95 avatar kvanttt avatar elmogallen avatar

Stargazers

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Watchers

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colormine's Issues

Restructuring the Project

The structure of the project is currently unwieldy, and actually unsafe. The following changes must be made in order to maintain sanity:

  • Move the java segment of the project into the root
  • Move the old C# code into an archive --- it's only reference at this point anyway
  • Get rid of the ridiculous src/ and build/ structures. They were intended to make things cleaner,
    but they are only getting in the way

This way, git commands and make commands can be run from the same directory without using
cd in the makefile (which is an awful workaround).

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