KS Image Compare

When creating GUI's, sometimes changes to the code will change the appearance of the GUI in unexpected but often subtle ways. KS Image Compare shows any GUI changes and visually display their differences. It can be easily integrated into git (or any other VCS) to alert you about any changes.

KS Image Compare is also perfect for checking modifications after editing photos or graphics!

Description

KS Image Compare takes two images as inputs and shows the discrepancies between them. Useful for comparing edited versions of pictures or verifying adjustments made in graphic design projects.

Installation

From Source code

To get started with KS Image Compare, ensure you have installed Rust and Cargo on your system first. Once done, simply clone this repository and build the binary using:

[source, sh]

git clone https://github.com/kober-systems/image_compare.git
cd image_compare
cargo build --release

This will create an executable named image_compare within the target/release directory.

Usage Examples

Run the following command, replacing <IMAGE1> and <IMAGE2> with paths to your images:

[source, sh]

image_compare <IMAGE1> <IMAGE2>

The resulting output highlights areas where both images differ.

Contributing Guidelines

We welcome bug reports and feature requests through issues. Feel free to submit PRs for typos, broken links, or improvements.

License

KS Image Compare is released under the MIT License - see LICENSE for more information.

Contact Information

For direct integration into your company workflow, please visit our website at https://kober-systems.com[] or send us an email at contact@kober-systems.com. Questions, feedback, collaboration opportunities are also always welcome.

Inspired by TortoiseDiff and Approval Test.