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Refactor to reduce dependencies and increase spec coverage #15

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@geoffyoungs geoffyoungs commented Feb 5, 2021

This removes the pixbufutils & redeye gems and bundles all the things in morandi_native.

It also moves replaces the gtk2 dependency with a gdk3 one (at the moment) but the intent is to remove the dependency on gtk2 entirely and just depend on gdk_pixbuf2, pango and cairo.

It fixes several bugs and increases code coverage to >90% on all files within the library.

- Suports conversion from pixbuf <> cairo image surface
- Remove gtk2 dependency (it's deprecated and we were only using it to
  convert from pixbuf pixel layout to cairo image surface).
- Add initial pass at inline documentation for classes
- Rename classes
- Add redeye test
- Fix rounded_rectangle support for "retro" borders
- Ensure all files have >90% test coverage.
- Remove unused classes and methods
- Replace old "to_pixbuf" function that encodes/decodes PNG data with
  to_gdk_pixbuf that manipulates data inline.
@geoffyoungs geoffyoungs changed the title Initial version with bundled C code Refactor to reduce dependencies and increase spec coverage Feb 26, 2021
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Closing as a superset of this PR has been merged as #19

@knarewski knarewski closed this Sep 19, 2024
@knarewski knarewski deleted the integrate-pixbufutils-and-redeye-correction branch September 19, 2024 08:05
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