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png-palette

v2.0.0

Published

Small library to help working with palette based PNGs.

Readme

PNG palette library (png-palette)

Small library to help working with palette based PNGs. It provides low-level control over the PLTE (Palette) and tRNS (Transparency) chunks, making it ideal for creating indexed-color images directly.

Features

  • Great Error Handling: Uses the neverthrow package for type-safe error management.
  • Palette Control: Easily set, get, or bulk-assign RGB(A) colors in the palette.
  • Transparency Support: Full control over alpha values via the tRNS chunk.
  • RGBA to Indexed Conversion: Create palette images from raw RGBA data with optional quantization.
  • Full Filter Support: Supports all standard PNG scanline filters for reliable decoding.
  • Lightweight: Uses only pako for compression and crc-32 for integrity checks.

Installation

npm install png-palette
# or
pnpm add png-palette

Programmatic Usage

import { PNGPaletteImage } from "png-palette";
import * as fs from "fs";

// 1. Create a new 10x10 image
const img = new PNGPaletteImage(10, 10);

// 2. Define colors in the palette
img.setPaletteColor(0, 255, 255, 255);      // Index 0: White
img.setPaletteColor(1, 255, 0, 0);          // Index 1: Red
img.setPaletteColor(2, 0, 0, 255, 128);     // Index 2: Semi-transparent Blue

// 3. Draw pixels using palette indices
// Most methods return a Result object for safety
img.setPixelPaletteIndex(5, 5, 1).unwrapOr(undefined);

// 4. Encode to PNG bytes
const pngBytes = img.encodeToPngBytes();

// 5. Save to a file
fs.writeFileSync("output.png", pngBytes);

// 6. Load from existing bytes
const decodeResult = PNGPaletteImage.fromPngBytes(pngBytes);
if (decodeResult.isOk()) {
    const loadedImg = decodeResult.value;
    console.log(`Loaded image size: ${loadedImg.width}x${loadedImg.height}`);
}

// 7. Convert from RGBA data
const rgba = new Uint8Array(10 * 10 * 4); // ... raw RGBA data ...
const convertedResult = PNGPaletteImage.fromRgbaBytes(rgba, 10, 10, { quantize: true });

Development

Build

npm run build

Run Tests

npm test

Linting

npm run lint