pixelart 1.2.3 → 1.3.0

data/lib/pixelart/composite.rb

@@ -1,154 +1,154 @@
-module Pixelart
-
-class ImageComposite < Image  # check: (re)name to Collage, Sheet, Sprites, or such?
-
-  ## default tile width / height in pixel -- check: (re)name to sprite or such? why? why not?
-  TILE_WIDTH  = 24
-  TILE_HEIGHT = 24
-
-
-  def self.read( path, width: TILE_WIDTH, height: TILE_WIDTH )   ## convenience helper
-    img = ChunkyPNG::Image.from_file( path )
-    new( img, width:  width,
-              height: width )
-  end
-
-
-  def initialize( *args, **kwargs )
-    @tile_width  = kwargs[:width]  || kwargs[:tile_width]  || TILE_WIDTH
-    @tile_height = kwargs[:height] || kwargs[:tile_height] || TILE_HEIGHT
-
-    ## check for background
-    background = kwargs[:background] || kwargs[:tile_background]
-
-    if background
-      ## wrap into an array if not already an array
-      ##  and convert all colors to true rgba colors as integer numbers
-      background = [background]   unless background.is_a?( Array )
-      @background_colors = background.map { |color| Color.parse( color ) }
-    else
-      ## todo/check: use empty array instead of nil - why? why not?
-      @background_colors = nil
-    end
-
-
-    ## todo/fix: check type - args[0] is Image!!!
-    if args.size == 1   ## assume "copy" c'tor with passed in image
-       img = args[0]    ## pass image through as-is
-
-       @tile_cols  = img.width  / @tile_width       ## e.g. 2400/24 = 100
-       @tile_rows  = img.height / @tile_height      ## e.g. 2400/24 = 100
-       @tile_count = @tile_cols * @tile_rows       ## ## 10000 = 100x100  (2400x2400 pixel)
-    elsif args.size == 2 || args.size == 0     ## cols, rows
-      ## todo/fix: check type - args[0] & args[1] is Integer!!!!!
-       ## todo/check - find a better name for cols/rows - why? why not?
-       @tile_cols = args[0] || 3
-       @tile_rows = args[1] || 3
-       @tile_count = 0   # (track) current index (of added images)
-
-       background_color = if @background_colors && @background_colors.size == 1
-                             @background_colors[0]
-                          else
-                             0  # note: 0 is transparent (0) true color
-                          end
-
-        ## todo/check - always auto-fill complete image (even if empty/no tiles)
-        ##                with background color if only one background color
-        ##                   why? why not??? or always follow the "model"
-        ##                                       with more than one background color???
-        img = ChunkyPNG::Image.new( @tile_cols * @tile_width,
-                                    @tile_rows * @tile_height,
-                                    background_color )
-
-    else
-       raise ArgumentError, "cols, rows or image arguments expected; got: #{args.inspect}"
-    end
-
-
-    puts "     #{img.height}x#{img.width} (height x width)"
-
-    super( nil, nil, img )
-  end
-
-
-  def count() @tile_count; end
-  alias_method :size, :count   ## add size alias (confusing if starting with 0?) - why? why not?
-  alias_method :tile_count, :count
-
-  def tile_width() @tile_width; end
-  def tile_height() @tile_height; end
-
-
-
-  #####
-  # set / add tile
-  def _add( image )
-    y, x =  @tile_count.divmod( @tile_cols )
-
-    puts "    [#{@tile_count}] @ (#{x}/#{y}) #{image.width}x#{image.height} (height x width)"
-
-    ## note: only used if more than one background color specified
-    ##        needs to cycle through
-    if @background_colors && @background_colors.size > 1
-      i = x + y*@tile_cols
-
-      ## note: cycle through background color for now
-      background_color = @background_colors[i % @background_colors.size]
-      background = Image.new( @tile_width, @tile_height, background_color )  ## todo/chekc: use "raw" ChunkyPNG:Image here - why? why not?
-      background.compose!( image )
-      image = background    ## switch - make image with background new image
-    end
-
-    ## note: image.image  - "unwrap" the "raw" ChunkyPNG::Image
-    @img.compose!( image.image, x*@tile_width, y*@tile_height )
-    @tile_count += 1
-  end
-
-  def add( image_or_images )   ## note: allow adding of image OR array of images
-    if image_or_images.is_a?( Array )
-      images = image_or_images
-      images.each { |image| _add( image ) }
-    else
-      image = image_or_images
-      _add( image )
-    end
-  end
-  alias_method :<<, :add
-
-
-
-  ######
-  # get tile
-
-  def tile( index )
-    y, x = index.divmod( @tile_cols )
-    img = @img.crop( x*@tile_width, y*@tile_height, @tile_width, @tile_height )
-    Image.new( img.width, img.height, img )  ## wrap in pixelart image
-  end
-
-  def []( *args )    ## overload - why? why not?
-    if args.size == 1
-      index = args[0]
-      tile( index )
-    else
-      super   ## e.g [x,y] --- get pixel
-    end
-  end
-
-
-  ## convenience helpers to loop over composite
-  def each( &block )
-    count.times do |i|
-      block.call( tile( i ) )
-    end
-  end
-
-  def each_with_index( &block )
-    count.times do |i|
-      block.call( tile( i ), i )
-    end
-  end
-
-
-end # class ImageComposite
-end # module Pixelart
+module Pixelart
+
+class ImageComposite < Image  # check: (re)name to Collage, Sheet, Sprites, or such?
+
+  ## default tile width / height in pixel -- check: (re)name to sprite or such? why? why not?
+  TILE_WIDTH  = 24
+  TILE_HEIGHT = 24
+
+
+  def self.read( path, width: TILE_WIDTH, height: TILE_WIDTH )   ## convenience helper
+    img = ChunkyPNG::Image.from_file( path )
+    new( img, width:  width,
+              height: width )
+  end
+
+
+  def initialize( *args, **kwargs )
+    @tile_width  = kwargs[:width]  || kwargs[:tile_width]  || TILE_WIDTH
+    @tile_height = kwargs[:height] || kwargs[:tile_height] || TILE_HEIGHT
+
+    ## check for background
+    background = kwargs[:background] || kwargs[:tile_background]
+
+    if background
+      ## wrap into an array if not already an array
+      ##  and convert all colors to true rgba colors as integer numbers
+      background = [background]   unless background.is_a?( Array )
+      @background_colors = background.map { |color| Color.parse( color ) }
+    else
+      ## todo/check: use empty array instead of nil - why? why not?
+      @background_colors = nil
+    end
+
+
+    ## todo/fix: check type - args[0] is Image!!!
+    if args.size == 1   ## assume "copy" c'tor with passed in image
+       img = args[0]    ## pass image through as-is
+
+       @tile_cols  = img.width  / @tile_width       ## e.g. 2400/24 = 100
+       @tile_rows  = img.height / @tile_height      ## e.g. 2400/24 = 100
+       @tile_count = @tile_cols * @tile_rows       ## ## 10000 = 100x100  (2400x2400 pixel)
+    elsif args.size == 2 || args.size == 0     ## cols, rows
+      ## todo/fix: check type - args[0] & args[1] is Integer!!!!!
+       ## todo/check - find a better name for cols/rows - why? why not?
+       @tile_cols = args[0] || 3
+       @tile_rows = args[1] || 3
+       @tile_count = 0   # (track) current index (of added images)
+
+       background_color = if @background_colors && @background_colors.size == 1
+                             @background_colors[0]
+                          else
+                             0  # note: 0 is transparent (0) true color
+                          end
+
+        ## todo/check - always auto-fill complete image (even if empty/no tiles)
+        ##                with background color if only one background color
+        ##                   why? why not??? or always follow the "model"
+        ##                                       with more than one background color???
+        img = ChunkyPNG::Image.new( @tile_cols * @tile_width,
+                                    @tile_rows * @tile_height,
+                                    background_color )
+
+    else
+       raise ArgumentError, "cols, rows or image arguments expected; got: #{args.inspect}"
+    end
+
+
+    puts "     #{img.height}x#{img.width} (height x width)"
+
+    super( nil, nil, img )
+  end
+
+
+  def count() @tile_count; end
+  alias_method :size, :count   ## add size alias (confusing if starting with 0?) - why? why not?
+  alias_method :tile_count, :count
+
+  def tile_width() @tile_width; end
+  def tile_height() @tile_height; end
+
+
+
+  #####
+  # set / add tile
+  def _add( image )
+    y, x =  @tile_count.divmod( @tile_cols )
+
+    puts "    [#{@tile_count}] @ (#{x}/#{y}) #{image.width}x#{image.height} (height x width)"
+
+    ## note: only used if more than one background color specified
+    ##        needs to cycle through
+    if @background_colors && @background_colors.size > 1
+      i = x + y*@tile_cols
+
+      ## note: cycle through background color for now
+      background_color = @background_colors[i % @background_colors.size]
+      background = Image.new( @tile_width, @tile_height, background_color )  ## todo/chekc: use "raw" ChunkyPNG:Image here - why? why not?
+      background.compose!( image )
+      image = background    ## switch - make image with background new image
+    end
+
+    ## note: image.image  - "unwrap" the "raw" ChunkyPNG::Image
+    @img.compose!( image.image, x*@tile_width, y*@tile_height )
+    @tile_count += 1
+  end
+
+  def add( image_or_images )   ## note: allow adding of image OR array of images
+    if image_or_images.is_a?( Array )
+      images = image_or_images
+      images.each { |image| _add( image ) }
+    else
+      image = image_or_images
+      _add( image )
+    end
+  end
+  alias_method :<<, :add
+
+
+
+  ######
+  # get tile
+
+  def tile( index )
+    y, x = index.divmod( @tile_cols )
+    img = @img.crop( x*@tile_width, y*@tile_height, @tile_width, @tile_height )
+    Image.new( img.width, img.height, img )  ## wrap in pixelart image
+  end
+
+  def []( *args )    ## overload - why? why not?
+    if args.size == 1
+      index = args[0]
+      tile( index )
+    else
+      super   ## e.g [x,y] --- get pixel
+    end
+  end
+
+
+  ## convenience helpers to loop over composite
+  def each( &block )
+    count.times do |i|
+      block.call( tile( i ) )
+    end
+  end
+
+  def each_with_index( &block )
+    count.times do |i|
+      block.call( tile( i ), i )
+    end
+  end
+
+
+end # class ImageComposite
+end # module Pixelart

data/lib/pixelart/gradient.rb

@@ -1,106 +1,106 @@
-
-## inspired / helped by
-##  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_software_palettes#Color_gradient_palettes
-##  https://github.com/mistic100/tinygradient
-##   https://mistic100.github.io/tinygradient/
-##   https://bsouthga.dev/posts/color-gradients-with-python
-
-
-module Pixelart
-
-class Gradient
-
-  def initialize( *stops )
-    ## note:  convert stop colors to rgb triplets e.g.
-    ##         from #ffffff to [255,255,255]
-    ##              #000000 to [0,0,0]  etc.
-    @stops = stops.map do |stop|
-               stop = Color.parse( stop )
-               [Color.r(stop), Color.g(stop), Color.b(stop)]
-             end
-  end
-
-
-  def colors( steps )
-    segments = @stops.size - 1
-
-    ## note: gradient will include start (first)
-    ##   AND stop color (last) - stop color is NOT excluded for now!!
-    if segments == 1
-       start = @stops[0]
-       stop  = @stops[1]
-
-       gradient = linear_gradient( start, stop, steps,
-                                   include_stop: true )
-    else
-      steps_per_segment, mod = steps.divmod( segments )
-      raise ArgumentError, "steps (#{steps}) must be divisible by # of segments (#{segments}); expected mod of 0 but got #{mod}"   if mod != 0
-
-      gradient = []
-      segments.times do |segment|
-        start = @stops[segment]
-        stop  = @stops[segment+1]
-        include_stop =  (segment == segments-1)  ## note: only include stop if last segment!!
-
-        # print "  segment #{segment+1}/#{segments} #{steps_per_segment} color(s) - "
-        # print "  start: #{start.inspect}  "
-        # print  include_stop ? 'include' : 'exclude'
-        # print " stop:  #{stop.inspect}"
-        # print "\n"
-
-        gradient += linear_gradient( start, stop, steps_per_segment,
-                                     include_stop: include_stop )
-      end
-    end
-
-    ## convert to color (Integer)
-    gradient.map do |color|
-      Color.rgb( *color )
-    end
- end
-
-
-
- def interpolate( start, stop, steps, n )
-   ## note: n - expected to start with 1,2,3,etc.
-   color = []
-   3.times do |i|
-     stepize = Float(stop[i] - start[i]) / Float(steps-1)
-     value = stepize * n
-     ## convert back to Integer from Float
-     ##   add 0.5 for rounding up (starting with 0.5) - why? why not?
-     value = (value+0.5).to_i
-     value = start[i] + value
-
-     color << value
-   end
-   color
- end
-
-
- def linear_gradient( start, stop, steps,
-                      include_stop: true )
-
-  gradient = [start]  ## auto-add start color (first color in gradient)
-
-  if include_stop
-    1.upto( steps-2 ).each do |n|  ## sub two (-2), that is, start and stop color
-      gradient << interpolate( start, stop, steps, n )
-    end
-    # note: use original passed in stop color (should match calculated)
-    gradient << stop
-  else
-    1.upto( steps-1 ).each do |n|  ## sub one (-1), that is, start color only
-      ## note: add one (+1) to steps because stop color gets excluded (not included)!!
-      gradient << interpolate( start, stop, steps+1, n )
-    end
-  end
-
-  gradient
-end
-
-
-
-end  # class Gradient
-end  # module Pixelart
-
+
+## inspired / helped by
+##  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_software_palettes#Color_gradient_palettes
+##  https://github.com/mistic100/tinygradient
+##   https://mistic100.github.io/tinygradient/
+##   https://bsouthga.dev/posts/color-gradients-with-python
+
+
+module Pixelart
+
+class Gradient
+
+  def initialize( *stops )
+    ## note:  convert stop colors to rgb triplets e.g.
+    ##         from #ffffff to [255,255,255]
+    ##              #000000 to [0,0,0]  etc.
+    @stops = stops.map do |stop|
+               stop = Color.parse( stop )
+               [Color.r(stop), Color.g(stop), Color.b(stop)]
+             end
+  end
+
+
+  def colors( steps )
+    segments = @stops.size - 1
+
+    ## note: gradient will include start (first)
+    ##   AND stop color (last) - stop color is NOT excluded for now!!
+    if segments == 1
+       start = @stops[0]
+       stop  = @stops[1]
+
+       gradient = linear_gradient( start, stop, steps,
+                                   include_stop: true )
+    else
+      steps_per_segment, mod = steps.divmod( segments )
+      raise ArgumentError, "steps (#{steps}) must be divisible by # of segments (#{segments}); expected mod of 0 but got #{mod}"   if mod != 0
+
+      gradient = []
+      segments.times do |segment|
+        start = @stops[segment]
+        stop  = @stops[segment+1]
+        include_stop =  (segment == segments-1)  ## note: only include stop if last segment!!
+
+        # print "  segment #{segment+1}/#{segments} #{steps_per_segment} color(s) - "
+        # print "  start: #{start.inspect}  "
+        # print  include_stop ? 'include' : 'exclude'
+        # print " stop:  #{stop.inspect}"
+        # print "\n"
+
+        gradient += linear_gradient( start, stop, steps_per_segment,
+                                     include_stop: include_stop )
+      end
+    end
+
+    ## convert to color (Integer)
+    gradient.map do |color|
+      Color.rgb( *color )
+    end
+ end
+
+
+
+ def interpolate( start, stop, steps, n )
+   ## note: n - expected to start with 1,2,3,etc.
+   color = []
+   3.times do |i|
+     stepize = Float(stop[i] - start[i]) / Float(steps-1)
+     value = stepize * n
+     ## convert back to Integer from Float
+     ##   add 0.5 for rounding up (starting with 0.5) - why? why not?
+     value = (value+0.5).to_i
+     value = start[i] + value
+
+     color << value
+   end
+   color
+ end
+
+
+ def linear_gradient( start, stop, steps,
+                      include_stop: true )
+
+  gradient = [start]  ## auto-add start color (first color in gradient)
+
+  if include_stop
+    1.upto( steps-2 ).each do |n|  ## sub two (-2), that is, start and stop color
+      gradient << interpolate( start, stop, steps, n )
+    end
+    # note: use original passed in stop color (should match calculated)
+    gradient << stop
+  else
+    1.upto( steps-1 ).each do |n|  ## sub one (-1), that is, start color only
+      ## note: add one (+1) to steps because stop color gets excluded (not included)!!
+      gradient << interpolate( start, stop, steps+1, n )
+    end
+  end
+
+  gradient
+end
+
+
+
+end  # class Gradient
+end  # module Pixelart
+