Embodier creates a unique avatar that provide you image as a PNG, JPG, or Base64 string. This package is used to provide an avatar for new users on your application.
This library will help you to generate profile image for newly registered user on your application, like GitHub create profile picture for new users E.g.
import embodier
# Initialize image generator
obj = embodier.AvatarGenerator()
# To Generate block image
img = obj.BlockAvatar()
img.show()
# To Generate text image
img = obj.TextAvatar('PP')
img.show()
BlockAvatar generate bit block image
obj.BlockAvatar(row_columns,pixel_size,background_color)
@row_columns Integer, block size of row and columns, default 5
@pixel_size Integer, pixel size, default 300
@background_color String, background color of blocks in image, default lightgrey
@border Boolean, True to add border to image, False to without border image, default True
TextAvatar generate text image
obj.TextAvatar(text,background_color)
@text String, Text to print on image
@background_color String, background color of image, default random color
Export options
img.show() to open generated image
img.save('image.png') to save image with image name
obj.toBase64(img) to get Base64 value of generated image
FAQs
Embodier creates a unique avatar that provide you image as a PNG, JPG, or Base64 string. This package is used to provide an avatar for new users on your application.
We found that embodier 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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