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layout-image
: A package for generating simple text-based imagesA python package for creating basic images with XML layouts.
The package can be installed using the following command, which copies the GitHub repository:
pip install git+https://github.com/dirckvdende/layout-image.git
Several examples of layouts that can be rendered can be found in the examples directory. A very basic example of XML code that displays the text "Hello World!" in an image is:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<image>
<text>Hello World!</text>
</image>
Every layout image has <image>
as the root element. Inside it can be some layout of elements. Only <text>
elements can contain text that will be rendered to the screen. This example can be converted to an image using
python -m layoutimg ./examples/hello-world.xml
This will produce a PNG image that has the same path as the XML file, with .png
appended to it. Alternatively the PNG can be generated using Python code:
from layoutimg import LayoutImage
# Open the example file and read contents
with open("./examples/hello-world.xml", "r") as f:
text = f.read()
# Create a layout image from the source file text
image = LayoutImage(text)
# Generate image data
image.generate()
# Save image to PNG file
image.save("./examples/hello-world.xml.png")
To display multiple lines of text, the <row>
tag can be used as follows:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<image>
<row><text>Foo</text></row>
<row><text>Bar</text></row>
</image>
Similarly, the <col>
tag can be used to display elements next to each other. Rows and columns can be nested to form a table:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<image>
<col>
<row><text>Fizz</text></row>
<row><text>Buzz</text></row>
</col>
<col>
<row><text>Bazz</text></row>
<row><text>Fuzz</text></row>
</col>
</image>
A description of every tag can be found at Element Tags.
That style and modify the elements, attributes can be used. For example, a row or column can be given a background color as follows:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<image>
<row background-color="blue"><text>Foo</text></row>
</image>
We can also change the width of the row, and display the text in the center:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<image>
<row background-color="blue" width="500"><text text-align="center">Foo</text></row>
</image>
A complete list of attributes with possible values can be found at Element Attributes.
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A package for creating basic images with XML layouts
We found that layout-image 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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