If you just need to resize/crop an image, use the thumb function. It provides
a shorthand syntax for common operations.
local magick =require("magick")
magick.thumb("input.png", "100x100", "output.png")
The second argument to thumb is a size string, it can have the following
kinds of values:
"500x300"-- Resize image such that the aspect ratio is kept,-- the width does not exceed 500 and the height does-- not exceed 300"500x300!"-- Resize image to 500 by 300, ignoring aspect ratio"500x"-- Resize width to 500 keep aspect ratio"x300"-- Resize height to 300 keep aspect ratio"50%x20%"-- Resize width to 50% and height to 20% of original"500x300#"-- Resize image to 500 by 300, but crop either top-- or bottom to keep aspect ratio"500x300+10+20"-- Crop image to 500 by 300 at position 10,20
If you need more advanced image operations, you'll need to work with the
Image object. Read on.
Functions
All functions contained in the table returned by require("magick").
thumb(input_fname, size_str, out_fname=nil)
Loads and resizes image. Write output to out_fname if provided, otherwise a
string is returned with the binary data of the resulting image.
(input_fname can optionally be an instance of Image)
size_str is a described above under thumb.
load_image(fname)
Return a new Image instance, loaded from filename. Returns nil and error
message if image could not be loaded.
load_image_from_blob(blob)
Loads an image from a Lua string containing the binary image data.
Image object
Calling load_image or load_image_from_blob returns an Image object.
Images are automatically freed from memory by LuaJIT's garbage collector, but
images can take up a lot of space in memory when loaded so it's recommended to
call destroy on the image object as soon as possible.
Using GraphicsMagick
ImageMagick and GraphicsMagick implement (mostly) the same interface. By
default the magick module will include ImageMagick. You can specify which
library you use by calling require on the module for the appropriate library.
At the moment it's impossible to include both libraries into the same process
due to collision of function names in the C namespace.
Blurs the image with specified parameters. See Blur Arguments
img:rotate(degrees, r=0, g=0, b)
Rotates the image by specified number of degrees. The image dimensions will
enlarge to prevent cropping. The triangles on the corners are filled with the
color specified by r, g, b. The color components are specified as
floating point numbers from 0 to 1.
Resizes the image to w,h. The image will be cropped if necessary to
maintain its aspect ratio.
img:get_blob()
Returns Lua string containing the binary data of the image. The blob is
formatted the same as the image's current format (eg. PNG, Gif, etc.). Use
image:set_format to change the format.
img:write(fname)
Writes the image to the specified filename
img:get_width()
Gets the width of the image
img:get_height()
Gets the height of the image
img:get_format()
Gets the current format of image as a file extension like "png" or "bmp".
Use image:set_format to change the format.
img:set_format(format)
Sets the format of the image, takes a file extension like "png" or "bmp"
img:get_quality()
Gets the image compression quality.
img:set_quality(quality)
Sets the image compression quality.
img:get_gravity()
Gets the image gravity type.
img:set_gravity(gravity)
Sets the image's gravity type:
gravity can be one of the values listed in data.moon
img:get_option(magick, key)
Returns all the option names that match the specified pattern associated with a
image (e.g img:get_option("webp", "lossless"))
img:set_option(magick, key, value)
Associates one or options with the img (e.g img:set_option("webp", "lossless", "0"))
img:scale(w, h)
Scale the size of an image to the given dimensions.
img:coalesce()
Coalesces the current image by compositing each frame on the previous frame.
This un-optimized animated images to make them suitable for other methods.
img:composite(source, x, y, compose)
Composite another image onto another at the specified offset x, y.
compose can be one of the values listed in data.moon
img:strip()
Strips image of all profiles and comments, useful for removing exif and other data
r,g,b,a = img:get_pixel(x, y)
Get the r,g,b,a color components of a pixel in the image as doubles from 0 to 1
Mutates the image to be a thumbnail. Uses the same size string format described
at the top of this README.
img:destroy()
Immediately frees the memory associated with the image, it is invalid to use
the image after calling this method. It is unnecessary to call this method
normally as images are tracked by the garbage collector.
Tests
Tests use Busted. Install and execute the
following command to run tests. You can check the output in
spec/output_images/.
$ busted
Changelog
1.6.0 - Tue Feb 2 01:18:06 PM PST 2021
Support ImageMagick 7
Fix memory leak with coalesce for ImageMagick
Add sharpen, set_quality, auto_orient, get_colorspace, set_colorspace, level_image, hald_clut for GraphicsMagick
Throw error if size string can not be parsed in thumb, handle case when source size is missing, more specs for thumb
Update test suite to GitHub actions, remove TravisCI
Test suite runs for LuaJIT beta and OpenResty's LuaJIT fork
Currently runs on Ubuntu: ImageMagick 6.9.10, GraphicsMagick 1.3.35, Arch Linux: ImageMagick 7.0.10.61, GraphicsMagick 1.3.36
Fix broken spec for modulate
1.5.0 - Tue Jun 20 13:33:41 PDT 2017
Add get_depth and set_depth to GraphicsMagick & ImageMagick
1.4.0 - Tue Jun 6 22:54:12 PDT 2017
Add reset_page to GraphicsMagick
Add get_format and set_format to GraphicsMagick
1.3.0 - Wed Mar 8 09:49:31 PST 2017
Add modulate (@granpc)
Add more methods to graphics magick: composite, clone, blur (@granpc)
Add reset page to imagemagick wand (@thierrylamarre)
Clone method is uses the clone function provided by image magick, garbage collects new image
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