Folder Structure
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├── app
| ├── __init__.py
| └── image_converter.py # script python
├── output # file output
├── source # soruce files provide to media monks
| ├── input.jpg
| ├── python.png
| └── README.md
├── temp # temp file
├── requirements.txt # python requirements.txt to install dependecies
├── test.py # python test file
├── .gitignore
└── README.md
How to use
- In the source folder must be the files that you want to transform. Also the image that you will use to overlay the base image.
- It's necessary to have installed python >= 3.7
- In the root of the folder is the requirements.txt file. Go to there through the terminal and execute the following command:
pip install -r requirements.txt - To run the script you must be execute the following code:
python app/image_converter.py --filename input.jpg --output tt --ext png --rotate 90 --gray_scale bw8bp --overlay python.png --rotate 15 --verbose --show- To run the test you could execute the following code:
python test.py
Options
| Command Option | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| --filename | The filename of the base image. It's necessary to expecify the extension. For example: --filename input_file.png | Yes |
| --output | The output filename. Only the name without the extension. For example: --output output_file | Yes |
| --ext | The output filename extension. The possible values are ['png', 'jpg']. For example: --ext png | Yes |
| --rotate | It's a number of degrees that it's used to rotate the image. For example: --rotate 15 | No |
| --gray_scale | It's an string that it's used to transform the image in black and white. Optional values are ['bw1bp', 'bw8bp']. For example: --gray_scale bw8bp | No |
| --overlay | It's the name of the image thant you want to overlay with the --filename image. It's necessary write the entire name. For example: --overlay python.png | No |
| --verbose | Show on the command line different messages to indicate which process is running. | No |
| --show | Show the output image file. | No |