daggy1234/polaroid

Hyper Fast and safe image manipulation library for python . Powered by rust.

Polaroid

Hyper fast image processing

This is a Work in Progress. Still working on it!

For all the examples, meme.png is used. Please replace that with whatever Image you use

Via File System

from polaroid import Image
im = Image("meme.png")
im.solarize()
im.save("solar.png")

Using Bytes

# Just an example use any library to supply bytes
from polaroid import Image
import requests
byt = requests.get("https://dagpi.xyz/dagpi.png").content
im = Image(byt)
im.filter("dramatic")
ret_byt = im.save_bytes()

Properties

from polaroid import Image
im = Image("meme.png")
h = im.height
w = im.weight
wi,hei = im.size
image_format = im.format
mode = im.mode

Using the RGB class for coloring

from polaroid import Image, Rgb
im = Image("meme.png")
# Color Rgb 
color = Rgb(78, 93, 148)
im.color(color)

# Now Save

Methods

Image Methods

['add_noise_rand', 'adjust_contrast', 'alter_blue_channel', 'alter_channel', 'alter_channels', 'alter_green_channel', 'alter_red_channel', 'apply_gradient', 'b_grayscale', 'blend', 'box_blur', 'brighten', 'color', 'color_no_grayscale', 'colorize', 'crop', 'decompose_max', 'decompose_min', 'desaturate', 'detect_horizontal_lines', 'detect_vertical_lines', 'edge_detection', 'edge_one', 'emboss', 'filter', 'fliph', 'flipv',  'g_grayscale', 'gaussian_blur', 'gradient', 'grayscale', 'grayscale_human_corrected', 'grayscale_shades',  'hog', 'horizontal_strips', 'identity', 'inc_brightness', 'invert', 'laplace', 'liquid_rescale',  'monochrome', 'noise_reduction', 'offset', 'offset_blue', 'offset_green', 'offset_red', 'oil', 'pink_noise', 'prewitt_horizontal', 'primary', 'r_grayscale', 'remove_blue_channel', 'remove_green_channel', 'remove_red_channel', 'replace_backround', 'resize', 'rotate180', 'rotate270', 'rotate90', 'save', 'save_base_64', 'save_bytes', 'save_jpeg_bytes', 'selective_desaturate', 'selective_hue_rotate', 'selective_lighten', 'selective_saturate', 'sepia', 'sharpen', 'single_channel_grayscale', 'sobel_horizontal', 'sobel_vertical', 'solarize', 'swap_channels', 'threshold', 'thumbnail', 'tint', 'unsharpen', 'vertical_strips', 'watermark']
#All available for Image

Rgb Methods

Special Methods for Image

from polaroid import Image
im = Image("meme.png")
print(repr(im))

#The `bytes` method is not implemented use
byt = im.save_bytes()

# Save a jpeg

im.save_jpeg(quaility: int)

byt = im.save_jpeg_bytes(quality: int)

Checklist

• initial release

• automated releases and pypi wheels

• wheels for alpine linux

• full documentation

• benchmarks

• image draw features

• Stable release and promotion

polaroid's Issues

can't install via pip

execute
pip install -U Polaroid

result

Collecting Polaroid
  Downloading polaroid-0.3.2.tar.gz (11 kB)
  Installing build dependencies ... done
  error: subprocess-exited-with-error
  
  × Getting requirements to build wheel did not run successfully.
  │ exit code: 1
  ╰─> See above for output.
  
  note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip.
  Getting requirements to build wheel ... error
error: subprocess-exited-with-error

× Getting requirements to build wheel did not run successfully.
│ exit code: 1
╰─> See above for output.

note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip.

best regards

Doing Image.save_bytes() prints "guess" in my console

Title says it all. Whenever I run save_bytes() on an Image object, it just prints "guess" in my console. Why is that?