PNG parser written in modern C++ with 2D shader support
ClearPNG is a header + source library. It's configured to build with CMake, but the source file, png.cpp, can simply be copied into the project and built as long as the header file, png.hpp, is in a directory called "ClearPNG".
| Story | Done? |
|---|---|
| As a user, I should be able to easily convert a PNG file on the disk into a pixel array representation in RAM in order to manioulate images programatically. | No |
| As a user, I should be able to write a pixel array representation in RAM to a bitmap file on the disk, in order to use the result of the programatic manipulation of said array in other applications. | No |
| As a user, I should be able to easily define 2D shader functions in a way compatible with modern C++ idioms such as lambda functions and RAII | No |
| As a user, the code base should provide unit tests so that I am sure the behavior of the library is correct | No |
| As someone interested in this project, the API should be well-documented so that I use, understand, or provide improvements to the functionality to the codebase | No |