package imagelib
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The imagelib library
The imagelib library implements image formats such as PNG and PPM in OCaml, relying on only one external dependency: decompress
.
Supported image formats:
PNG (full implementation of RFC 2083),
PPM, PGM, PBM, ... (fully supported),
BMP (mostly supported),
JPG (only image size natively, conversion to PNG otherwise),
GIF (only image size natively, conversion to PNG otherwise),
There is an experimental native implementation available in the pure
ImageLib
module.
XCF (only image size natively, conversion to PNG otherwise),
Other formats rely on convert (imagemagick).
As imagelib only requires decompress
, it is suitable for compilation to javascript using js_of_ocaml
(only for operations not requiring the convert binary).
Dependencies
List of dependencies:
OCaml (at least 4.03.0)
dune (at least 1.2.0)
decompress (version 0.8.1)
GNU Make (build)
Additional packages:
ImageMagick (convert) for handling some formats.
Crowbar, Alcotest, afl-persistent (for the test suite)
Installation
Imagelib is available on opam
(run opam install imagelib
). It can also be installed from source as follows.
make
make install
Imagetool
app/imagetool.ml
contains an example binary that acts as a command-line interface to many of the functions in the library. It will be installed as imagetool
or imagetool.exe
if you use opam to install the library, and otherwise it will be in _build/default/app/imagetool.exe
usage: /home/user/ocaml/imagelib/_build/default/app/imagetool.exe [args] INPUT-FILE [OUTPUT-FILE]
Displays a picture in the terminal, or convert it (if OUTPUT-FILE is specified)
The OUTPUT-FILE is a template; any '#' will be replaced with
the frame number (useful if the image has multiple frames)
Options:
--irc | --vt100 Output to terminal using escape codes
\--character Fill character(s) for text-mode output
--resize Set output dimensions. Syntax: '80x25' | '10%'
\--gamma Adjust/reinterpret gamma
--crop-x WIDTH Crop final output to WIDTH pixels
--crop-y HEIGHT Crop final output to HEIGHT pixels
--frames RANGE Only operate on RANGE frames from a multi-frame file format
(like an animated GIF). The format is comma-separated with '-' separating each range
example: --frames 1-10,20-30,50-
example: --frames -200,300-400
--background Set background color for transparency using RGB,
e.g. '0xFF0000' is red. Defaults to black.
Example: Displaying an animated GIF in the terminal with a pink background color:
imagetool --background 0xff00ff turtle.gif
Example: Resizing specific frames from a GIF file and exporting them to individual PNG files:
$ imagetool --resize '50%' --frames -2,3-4,6- turtle.gif small-\#.png
$ ls
small-1.png small-2.png small-3.png small-4.png small-6.png small-7.png
Fuzzing
This section is primarily of use for developers of the library.
To exectute crowbar
tests, it is enough to run make slowtest
.
The aflrunner.exe
target can be used to fuzz test the image parsers with AFL. The parser is selected using the filename extension.
Here is an example, requiring at least one valid BMP file in a folder called sample-bmps/
:
imagelib $ dune build tests/aflrunner.exe
imagelib $ afl-fuzz \
-i sample-bmps/ \
-o bmp-results/ \
-f /dev/shm/my.bmp -- ./_build/default/tests/aflrunner.exe x /dev/shm/my.bmp
Once one or more crashes have been identified, you can inspect them like this:
imagelib/bmpfuzz/crashes $ export OCAMLRUNPARAM=b
imagelib/bmpfuzz/crashes $ for x in id\:*
do echo ":: $x"
cp "$x" x.bmp
../../_build/default/tests/aflrunner.exe x x.bmp
echo "// $x"
done
:: id:000015,sig:06,src:000110,op:havoc,rep:8
Fatal error: exception Invalid_argument("Bytes.create")
Raised by primitive operation at file "stdlib.ml", line 432, characters 10-26
Called from file "unix/imageUtil_unix.ml", line 60, characters 17-52
Re-raised at file "unix/imageUtil_unix.ml", line 68, characters 8-15
Called from file "src/imageBMP.ml", line 37, characters 10-34
Called from file "src/imageBMP.ml", line 369, characters 6-40
Called from file "src/imageBMP.ml", line 376, characters 4-53
Called from file "src/imageBMP.ml", line 556, characters 20-43
Called from file "tests/aflrunner.ml", line 13, characters 21-62
Called from file "tests/aflrunner.ml", line 21, characters 9-34
// id:000015,sig:06,src:000110,op:havoc,rep:8