oiio-python 3.0.10.0.1

Unofficial OpenImageIO Python wheels, including OpenColorIO

oiio-python

🐍 OpenImageIO on wheels!

This project provides (unofficial) multiplatform wheels for OpenImageIO Python bindings, simplifying installation and integration into Python projects.

Check types-oiio-python if you want type hints & auto-completion for oiio-python.

Note: Official wheels are now available 🎉 ! I'll continue to maintain these builds aside cos they still provide some extra stuff, like integrated PyOpenColorIO, and more enabled features.

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Features

• 🚀 Easy Installation: Install via pip—no need to compile.

• 🌐 Multiplatform: Supports Windows (x86_64), macOS (x86_64 and arm64), and Linux (x86_64 and aarch64).

• 🎨 Integrated OpenColorIO: Includes PyOpenColorIO for seamless color management.

• ⚙️ Automated Builds: Built using Conan, Cibuildwheel, and GitHub Actions.

• 📦 Flexible Libraries: Choose between static and shared libraries to suit your needs.

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Installation

# ensure pip is up-to-date:
python -m pip install --upgrade pip

# Install the shared libraries variant:
pip install oiio-python

# Install the static libraries variant:
pip install oiio-static-python

This project avoids using the openimageio package name because the ASWF may release official wheels in the future.

You do NOT need to have OpenImageIO installed on your system. oiio-python ship with all necessary shared libraries.

What's Included

The goal is to enable as many features as possible to make the wheel flexible, while keeping the package size reasonable.

OpenImageIO wheels are built with the following features enabled:

• OpenColorIO: With Python bindings included for seamless color management.
• LibRaw: Adds RAW image support.
• OpenEXR: High dynamic range image support.
• Ptex: Ptex texture mapping support.
• OneTBB: Multithreading support.
• FreeType: Enables text rendering.
• TBB: Multithreading support with Intel TBB. Disabled in musllinux/static MacOS builds.
• libwebp: WebP image support.
• libpng: PNG image support.
• libjpeg: Support with libjpeg on musllinux, and manylinux static builds, libjpeg-turbo on other platforms.
• giflib: GIF support.
• hdf5: HDF5 data storage support.
• libheif: HEIF/AVIF image support.
• libtiff: TIFF image support.
• libjxl: JPEG XL image support.
• libultrahdr: Adds support for UltraHDR images.
• OpenJPEG: JPEG 2000 support.

FFmpeg is not included due to potential licensing issues and package size.

DICOM support is also not enabled because of large package size.

Volumetric format support like OpenVDB are not included for now but could be in the future if requested.

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oiio-python vs oiio-static-python

This project builds two variants of the OpenImageIO Python bindings:

• oiio-python:

  • Links against shared OpenImageIO and OpenColorIO libraries.
  • Generally smaller package size.
  • Includes tools like oiiotool and ociobakelut.

• oiio-static-python:

  • Uses statically linked dependencies.
  • Generally larger package size.
  • Does not include OpenImageIO and OpenColorIO tools.
  • Ideal for avoiding DLL conflicts, especially when using Python embedded in applications like DCC tools that already use OpenImageIO.

oiio-python versions match the original OpenImageIO release version, with an additional build number for the Python bindings. Example oiio-python 2.5.12.0.x is built from OpenImageIO 2.5.12

License

Code in this repository is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License to match the original OpenImageIO license.
Third-party libraries are licensed under their respective licenses. Copies of these licenses can be found in the licenses folder.

Statically Linked Libraries in Binary Wheels

The binary wheels may include LGPL statically linked libraries, including:

• LibRaw (LGPL 2.1)
• LibHeif (LGPL 3.0)

Licensing for Versions Before 3.0.1.0

Before version 3.0.1.0, the distributed wheels are licensed under the GPL 3.0 License.

Licensing for Versions 3.0.1.0 and Above

For version 3.0.1.0 and above:

• oiio-static-python wheels are licensed under the GPL 3.0 License.
• oiio-python wheels are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License and include shared libraries for LibRaw and LibHeif.

Building the Wheels Yourself

Although the primary target is automated builds on GitHub Actions, you can also build the wheels locally.

Note: Build system will use your default Conan profile to create a new default_oiio_build profile, make sure it's configured correctly.

Windows

1. Install Python (3.11+ recommended), CMake, and Visual Studio.

2. To build wheels for multiple Python versions:

   # For the static variant:
   set OIIO_STATIC=1
   python -m pip install cibuildwheel
   cibuildwheel --platform windows
   

3. To only build for your current Python version:

   python -m pip install build
   python -m build --wheel
   

MacOS

1. Install Python (3.11+ recommended), Homebrew, and Xcode.

2. Set environment variables before building:

   # If you want to build the static variant:
   export OIIO_STATIC=1
   # Set Deployment target according to your macOS version
   export MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=10.15  # For x86_64 builds
   export MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=14.0  # For arm64 builds
   # Set Project root directory to the root of the repository
   export PROJECT_ROOT="/path/to/oiio-python"
   

3. To run cibuildwheel and build wheels for multiple python versions:

   python -m pip install cibuildwheel
   cibuildwheel --platform macos
   

4. To only build for your current Python version:

   python -m pip install build
   python -m build --wheel
   

5. If not building with cibuildwheel, you'll need to manually "repair" the wheel with delocate after build:

6. run provided setuputils/macos_fix_shared_libs.py

7. then use delocate-wheel to copy the shared libraries into the wheel:

   python -m pip install delocate
   
   export REPAIR_LIBRARY=$PROJECT_ROOT/oiio_python/libs:$DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
   DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=$REPAIR_LIBRARY delocate-wheel -w /repaired/out/folder -v /path/to/wheel -e $HOME/.conan2
   

Linux

1. Linux builds use Docker containers via cibuildwheel for compatibility.

2. Install Docker and build:

   # If building on musl (Alpine) Linux, set the following environment variable:
   export MUSLLINUX_BUILD=1
   export CIBW_ENVIRONMENT="OIIO_STATIC=1"  # For the static version
   # Optional: Specify target docker image / platform
   export CIBW_BUILD="*manylinux_x86*"
   python -m pip install cibuildwheel
   cibuildwheel
   

3. To build for the current Python version and distribution:

   • Ensure Perl is installed (required for dependencies).

   • Use setuputils/linux_before_all.sh if needed.

     python -m pip install build
     python -m build --wheel
     

4. If not building with cibuildwheel, you'll need to manually "repair" the wheel with auditwheel after build:

   python -m pip install auditwheel
   
   export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/oiio_python/libs:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
   auditwheel repair -w /repaired/out/folder /path/to/wheel 
   

Notes

• I'm not an expert in Conan, CMake, or Cibuildwheel. Feedback and suggestions for improvement are highly appreciated.