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Python bindings for AutoTrace.
python -m pip install pyautotrace
import numpy as np
from autotrace import Bitmap, VectorFormat
from PIL import Image
# Load an image.
image = np.asarray(Image.open("image.jpeg").convert("RGB"))
# Create a bitmap.
bitmap = Bitmap(image)
# Trace the bitmap.
vector = bitmap.trace()
# Save the vector as an SVG.
vector.save("image.svg")
# Get an SVG as a byte string.
svg = vector.encode(VectorFormat.SVG)
If you wish to build the package from source, clone the repository and follow the instructions for your platform below.
sh ./scripts/build_unix.sh
A virtual environment will be created using your default Python installation.
Compilation requires GLib, pkg-config, and unzip to be installed on your system, which most Linux distributions include by default.
On MacOS you can install GLib with brew install glib.
.\scripts\build_windows.ps1
A virtual environment will be created using your default Python installation. In order to compile the generated C code, you will need to have Visual C++ Build Tools or another C/C++ compiler installed.
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Python bindings for AutoTrace.
We found that pyautotrace 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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