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![]() | mergi -t TT -i https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ashleymcnamara/gophers/master/Facepalm_Gopher.png -r "131 131" -i https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ashleymcnamara/gophers/master/Facepalm_Picard_Gopher.png -r "131 131" -a "sprite 50" |
Image manipulation go library plus cross platform CLI tool.
go get
To install Mergi, use go get
, or download the binary file from Releases page.
$ go get github.com/noelyahan/mergi
Usage:
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let's go & make imaging fun
http://mergi.io
version 1.0.0
-a string
Enter animation type=[sprite, slide] and the delay to get mergi gif animation ex: smooth 10
-c value
Enter crop points and height and width ex: x y w h
-f string
Enter true if you want to process the final output
-i value
Enter images that want to merge ex: /path/img1 or url
-o string
Enter image outputs file ex: out.png or out.jpg (default "out.png")
-r value
Enter resize width and height of the output ex: 100 200
-t string
Enter a merge template string ex: TBTBTB (default "T")
-w value
Enter watermark image and points to place it, [-r w h] is optional ex: /path/img -r w h x y
Image 1 | Image 2 | Result Image |
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Mergi Tool
mergi \
-t TT \
-i testdata/mergi_bg_1.png \
-i testdata/mergi_bg_2.png
mergi \
-t TB \
-i testdata/mergi_bg_1.png \
-i testdata/mergi_bg_2.png
Mergi Library
image1, _ := mergi.Import(impexp.NewFileImporter("./testdata/mergi_bg_1.png"))
image2, _ := mergi.Import(impexp.NewFileImporter("./testdata/mergi_bg_2.png"))
horizontalImage, _ := mergi.Merge("TT", []image.Image{image1, image2})
mergi.Export(impexp.NewFileExporter(horizontalImage, "horizontal.png"))
verticalImage, _ := mergi.Merge("TB", []image.Image{image1, image2})
mergi.Export(impexp.NewFileExporter(verticalImage, "vertical.png"))
Image | Result Image |
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Mergi Tool
mergi \
-i testdata/mergi_bg_1.png \
-c "10 40 200 110"
Mergi Library
img, _ := mergi.Import(impexp.NewFileImporter("./testdata/mergi_bg_1.png"))
res, _ := mergi.Crop(img, image.Pt(10, 40), image.Pt(200, 110))
mergi.Export(impexp.NewFileExporter(res, "crop.png"))
Image | Result Image |
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Mergi Tool
mergi \
-i testdata/mergi_bg_1.png \
-r "180 80"
Mergi Library
img, _ := mergi.Import(impexp.NewFileImporter("./testdata/mergi_bg_1.png"))
res, _ := mergi.Resize(img, uint(180), uint(80))
mergi.Export(impexp.NewFileExporter(res, "resize.png"))
Image | Watermark Image | Result Image |
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Mergi Tool
mergi \
-i testdata/mergi_bg_1.png \
-w "testdata/mergi_logo_watermark_90x40.png 250 10"
Mergi Library
originalImage, _ := mergi.Import(impexp.NewFileImporter("./testdata/mergi_bg_1.png"))
watermarkImage, _ := mergi.Import(impexp.NewFileImporter("./testdata/glass-mergi_logo_watermark_90x40.jpg"))
res, _ := mergi.Watermark(watermarkImage, originalImage, image.Pt(250, 10))
mergi.Export(impexp.NewFileExporter(res, "watermark.png"))
Image 1 | Image 2 | Result Animation |
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Mergi Tool
mergi \
-t "TT" \
-i testdata/mergi_bg_1.png \
-i testdata/mergi_bg_2.png \
-a "sprite 50"
mergi \
-t "TT" \
-i testdata/mergi_bg_1.png \
-i testdata/mergi_bg_2.png \
-a "smooth 5"
Mergi Library
image1, _ := mergi.Import(impexp.NewFileImporter("./testdata/mergi_bg_1.png"))
image2, _ := mergi.Import(impexp.NewFileImporter("./testdata/mergi_bg_2.png"))
gif, _ := mergi.Animate([]image.Image{image1, image2}, 50)
mergi.Export(impexp.NewAnimationExporter(gif, "out.gif"))
![]() InBounce | ![]() InBack | ![]() InOutQuad | ![]() InSine |
![]() InCubic | ![]() InElastic | ![]() InOutExpo | ![]() Linear |
![]() InOutBounce | ![]() InCirc | ![]() InOutCubic | ![]() InOutQuart |
![]() InOutBack | ![]() InCubic | ![]() InOutCirc | ![]() InOutSine |
![]() InExpo | ![]() OutBounce | ![]() InQuint |
Mergi Library
Note: Ease function can be applied with any function, in this example it's applied with Watermark function
// Load background and the square images
square, _ := mergi.Import(impexp.NewFileImporter("./testdata/square.jpg"))
bg, _ := mergi.Import(impexp.NewFileImporter("./testdata/white_bg.jpg"))
// Init images frames to add applied ease frames
frames := make([]image.Image, 0)
// Init the limts of the Ease
to := bg.Bounds().Max.X - square.Bounds().Max.X
posY := bg.Bounds().Max.Y/2 - square.Bounds().Max.Y/2
speed := 4
// Ease from 0 to width of background
for i := 0; i < to; i += speed {
// Apply Easeing function InBounce
posX := mergi.Ease(float64(i), 0, float64(to), mergi.InBounce)
img, _ := mergi.Watermark(square, bg, image.Pt(int(posX), posY))
frames = append(frames, img)
}
// For preview example, save as a gif
gif, _ := mergi.Animate(frames, 1)
mergi.Export(impexp.NewAnimationExporter(gif, "out.gif"))
![]() SlideBar | ![]() Ink1 | ![]() Ink2 | ![]() Ink3 |
![]() ScaleUpFastRect | ![]() ScaleDownFastRect | ![]() ScaleUpFastCircle | ![]() ScaleDownFastCircle |
Learn more examples
$ go get github.com/noelyahan/mergi
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This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
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