ImageLab is a standalone tool which supports anyone to get started with image processing related concepts and techniques in an interactive, less logical way. So, this tool enables and also motivates the fresh users to understand how image processing concepts work by interacting with ImageLab. Moreover, for the users who are already comfortable with image processing tasks ImageLab offers a test environment before they move ahead with actual implementation or development.

Here, you can see the new design of ImageLab by using Blockly and ElectronJS.

See the LICENSE file for details.

• Basic Read/Write operation
• Image Conversion
• Image Smoothing
• Geometric Transformation operation
• Drawing operation
• Filtering operation
• Thresholding operation
• Transformation operations
• Contour operation
• Miscellaneous operation
• Histogram operation

Complete setup guidelines and other details can be found in the project documentation.

You need to setup following technologies in order to run this project and start contribution.

Clone the repository by pasting following command in your terminal.

git clone https://github.com/scorelab/ImageLab.git

Open the project in your preferred IDE. It will take a couple of minutes to sync with the project related maven dependencies.

Then navigate to the project directory ( imagelab_java ) in terminal and type following command to build the project.

mvn clean install 

To skip tests and run the project.

mvn install -Dmaven.test.skip=true

Once the project build is successful, in order to execute the project run following command in the terminal.

mvn exec:java

In case of "Failed during checkstyle execution" after firing mvm clean install Follow :

Modify pom.xml

mvn clean install --% -Dcheckstyle.skip

and then

mvn exec:java

Check the project documentation for more instructions.

Clone the repository by pasting following command in your terminal.

git clone https://github.com/scorelab/ImageLab.git

ImageLab uses ElectronJS. so we do some additional steps to get it compatible with our project:

To use Electron, you need to install Node.js from here. (We recommend that you use the latest LTS version available.)

To check that Node.js was installed correctly, type the following commands in your terminal client:

node -v
npm -v

Above commands should print the versions of Node.js and npm accordingly.

*Note: Since Electron embeds Node.js into its binary, the version of Node.js running your code is unrelated to the version running on your system.

Then you open your terminal and refer to the directory of /imagelab/imagelab_electron on your machine using cd command.

cd imagelab_electron/

Then, you start installing packages used in the project:

You can install all the npm packages once by running

npm install

Check the project documentation for more instructions.