Implemets Python interface to call fpng functions.
fpng is a super fast C++ .PNG writer/reader.
Note that the images written / read are in RGB channel order, in contrast to OpenCV that reads / writes files in BGR format.
- Clone repository
git clone --recurse-submodules git@github.com:qrmt/fpng-python.git - Install
python setup.py install
import pyfpng # Calls fpng::init() on import
# Encode numpy array and write to file:
data = np.zeros((512, 512, 3), dtype=np.uint8)
success: bool = pyfpng.encode_image_to_file('sample.png', data)
# Encode numpy array to memory
success: bool
encoded: Optional[bytes]
success, encoded = pyfpng.encode_image_to_memory(data)
# Decode file to memory
success: int # see fpng.h
data: Optional[NDArray[np.uint8]]
success, data = pyfpng.decode_file('sample.png')
# Decode bytes to memory
with open('sample.png', 'rb') as f:
bytes_data = f.read()
success, data = pyfpng.decode_memory(bytes_data)
# Get info about file (e.g. if it can be decoded using pyfpng)
ret, height, width, channels = pyfpng.get_info(bytes_data)
if ret == 0:
# can decode...
...
else:
# see fpng.h for details on error code
...
In tests, beats cv2.imwrite / cv2.imencode by ~5x, with similar result file size. For cv2.imread/cv2.imdecode, ~10-20% faster.
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