image-compare
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Compares a collection of images against a target image, returns the image in the collection that closest resembles the target image.
Node.js utility to help you quickly identify which image from an array closest resembles a target image.
image-compare PATH-TO-TARGET-IMAGE [IMAGE, ...]
Returns the path of the closest resembling image.
For example:
image-compare 'test/img/01.jpg' 'test/img/02.jpg' 'test/img/03.jpg'
Will return text:
test/img/02.jpg
npm install image-compare
Image-compare is really a nice API sat between the command line and GraphicsMagick. It uses the GraphicsMagick compare method to create a number that represents the difference between the target image and each image in the array. Image-compare then returns the image that has the smallest amount of difference. GraphicsMagick.compare isn't a silver bullet, you can't get a 100% reliable comparison between images from it. The best way to work out which image from a collection closest resembles another image is to compare the size of difference.
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Compares a collection of images against a target image, returns the image in the collection that closest resembles the target image.
We found that image-compare demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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