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RoboArt is a basic random avatar generator which generates avatar in 4 different sets when hash is provided.
You can install RoboArt via pip:
pip3 install -U RoboArt
This will install the latest version of RoboArt
To update your existing RoboArt package, use:
pip3 install RoboArt - U
Import RoboArt in your Python script and create an instance of the roboart class:
from RoboArt import roboart
ra = roboart()
Then, generate an avatar by passing a hash value to the robo() method:
ra.robo("thisishash")
This will generate an avatar based on the provided hash value.
from RoboArt import roboart
ra = roboart()
# You can use any random string hash, it doesnt matter
Robot = ra.robo("Robot") # It generates a robot avatar
Monster = ra.monster("Monster") # It generates a monster avatar
RoboHead = ra.robohead("Head") # It generates a robot head avatar
Kittens = ra.kitten('cats') # It generates a cat avatar
print(Robot) # prints robo
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. You can find the full license text in the LICENSE file.
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A basic random avatar generator
We found that RoboArt demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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