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@tyrone-sudeium/napi-gif-encoder

v0.0.1

Published

GIF Encoder for Node JS that tries to have reasonable performance

Downloads

2

Readme

napi-gif-encoder

https://github.com/tyrone-sudeium/napi-gif-encoder/actions

GIF Encoder for Node JS that tries to have reasonable performance.

Install

yarn add @tyrone-sudeium/napi-gif-encoder

Support matrix

Operating Systems

| Linux x64/aarch64 | macOS x64/aarch64 | Windows x64 | | ----------------- | ----------------- | ----------- | | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |

NodeJS

Theoretically, any version of Node.js that supports N-API should work. The CI is validated against LTS versions of Node:

| Node 12 | Node14 | | ------- | ------ | | ✓ | ✓ |

Building

If you are using this as a dependency, since we use N-API, you don't need to build anything! However, if you want to tinker with this code or submit a PR, read below.

Developing

  • Install latest Rust. Suggest using rustup.
  • Install NodeJS@10+. LTS versions suggested. Any version supporting N-API should work.
  • Install [email protected].

You can then compile the rust code with:

yarn build

After yarn build/npm run build command, you can see napi-gif-encoder.[darwin|win32|linux].node file in project root. This is the native addon built from lib.rs.

Try out using sample project

  • yarn
  • yarn build
  • cd sample
  • yarn
  • node index.js

You'll then see output.gif, which was encoded using the rust encoder.

Performance

Using a Ryzen 3950X to encode the sample project:

| Encoder | Time | | --------------------------------------------------------------- | ----- | | gif-encoder-2 | 787ms | | napi-gif-encoder | 217ms |