MADAM

MADAM

Multimedia Advanced Digital Asset Management

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MADAM is a digital asset management library. It aims to facilitate the handling of image, audio, and video files by helping out with several tasks, like storing, organizing, and transforming asset data.

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Installation

MADAM makes use of other software, which needs to be installed on your system. Make sure you have the following packages installed:

- ``FFmpeg`` >=3.3 for video processing

After you installed these, MADAM can be installed by grabbing the latest release from PyPI:

.. code:: shell

pip install madam

Usage

Initialization:

.. code:: pycon

>>> from madam import Madam
>>> manager = Madam()

Define settings for different file formats:

.. code:: pycon

>>> config = {
...     'image/jpeg': dict(
...         quality=85,
...     ),
... }
>>> manager = Madam(config)

Reading a JPEG image and extracting metadata:

.. code:: pycon

>>> with open('path/to/file.jpg', 'rb') as file:
...     asset = manager.read(file)
>>> asset.mime_type
'image/jpeg'
>>> asset.width
800
>>> asset.height
600

Changing the size of an image asset:

.. code:: pycon

>>> processor = manager.get_processor(asset.essence)
>>> make_thumbnail = processor.resize(width=100, height=100)
>>> resized_asset = make_thumbnail(asset)
>>> resized_asset.width
100
>>> resized_asset.height
100

Converting an image to a different file format and saving it to a file:

.. code:: pycon

>>> convert_to_png = processor.convert(mime_type='image/png')
>>> png_asset = convert_to_png(asset)
>>> with open('path/to/file.png', 'wb') as file:
...     manager.write(png_asset, file)