Group Description

Ibars Cubel, Albert

Muñoz Busto, Isaac

Clemente Marín, Daniel

Pérez Josende, Alexandre

albert.ibars.cubel@est.fib.upc.edu

isaac.munoz.busto@est.fib.upc.edu

daniel.clemente.marin@est.fib.upc.edu

alexandre.perez.josende@est.fib.upc.edu

Extra Features!

• Algorithm parameters (Dictionary size, JPEG quality...) Available in UI
• Custom Gradle system. Pack project, run program, tests and more in only one simple comand on any supported platform
• Manual in app supporting HTML
• Statistics per file instead of only total statistics
• Random access to both compressed and decompressed data and fast Display functionality for ppm images and other files
• Simple but powerful UI design, following all design rules learnt in IDI

How-to's:

This will assume you dont have gradle, if you have gradle 6.0 installed you can run the following commands replacing the executable part of the commands with the executable name installed in your system.

Run

Use the .jar files under EXE/ if some .jar files are missing or recompilation its needed, see the section below

Re/Packaging the Project

This will regenerate all .jar files under EXE/ and regenerate the documentation under DOCS/

On Linux:

> ./gradlew PackProject

On Windows:

> gradlew.bat PackProject

Update and Run Tests:

Tests can be found under EXE/ but its useful to recompile and run tests on the go. This will also update test .jar's

Unit Test:

On Linux:

> ./gradlew UnitTest

On Windows:

> gradlew.bat UnitTest

Extra Tests

On Linux:

> ./gradlew ExtraTests

On Windows:

> gradlew.bat ExtraTests

Update and Run Main Program:

Main program can be found under EXE/ but its useful to recompile and run on the go. This will also update the .jar file

On Linux:

> ./gradlew Main

On Windows:

> gradlew.bat Main

Re/Generating Documentation Only:

Documentation can be found under DOCS/Documentation but its useful to regenerate it on the go

On Linux:

> ./gradlew javadoc

On Windows:

> gradlew.bat javadoc

Clean

Its not really needed but its useful to know.

On Linux:

> ./gradlew clean

On Windows:

> gradlew.bat clean