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Created the project
9 years ago
Resized some images for the test. Updated the credits for the images. Added a test to confirm that we're reading files in the test directory.
9 years ago
Introduced the concept of a cache_version so that we can change the cache style without segfaulting existing deployments.
8 years ago
Created the project
9 years ago
Updating the Cargo.toml file
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Making sure the packaged crate doesn't include the test images. No reason for it to be anywhere but source control.
9 years ago
Pulled in the image library to allow reading image files
9 years ago
Externalizing Added pub extern methods to the library to expose as a c api set cargo to build a dynamic library as well as an rlib for the included binary.
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Pulled in the image library to allow reading image files
9 years ago
Fixing the wildcard issues that cargo was complaining about publishing to crates.io
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FFI Interface methods and tests Added FFI interface methods to the library Added a set of tests for the FFI. currently only the python one is working as intended. the c one isn't complete yet. Need to add example tests for java, ruby, go?... Woot! FFI!!!
9 years ago
Added Compression To Cached Matrix Data Compression using flate2 has been added to the caching controller Made the hash code call for cached matricies before calculating them again if possible Changed the FFI tests to be a bit more dynamic. That said, I just noticed that python hates unsigned 64bit numbers. Need to find a way around this. I should be able to compare the native Rust code against the python FFI and get the same results for a specific file.
9 years ago
  1. [package]
  2. name = "pihash"
  3. version = "0.2.5"
  4. authors = ["Drew Short <warrick@sothr.com>"]
  5. description = "A simple library for generating perceptual hashes for images and comparing images based on their perceptual hashes."
  6. repository = "https://github.com/warricksothr/Perceptual-Image-Hashing/"
  7. readme = "README.md"
  8. keywords = ["phash", "perceptual", "image", "comparison"]
  9. license-file = "LICENSE"
  10. exclude = ["test_images/*"]
  12. [lib]
  13. crate-type = ["dylib", "rlib"]
  15. [dependencies]
  16. docopt = "0.6.78"
  17. rustc-serialize = "0.3.16"
  18. image = "0.6.0"
  19. complex = "0.8.0"
  20. dft = "0.4.1"
  21. sha1 = "0.1.1"
  22. libc = "0.2.4"
  23. flate2 = "0.2.11"