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PyRim is a Simple and Efficient Image Manipulation Module.
Author : Rounik Mondal
Version : 0.1
pip install pyrim
rotateImage --> Takes two positional argument (picture : str, degree : int)
blurImage --> Takes two positional argument (picture : str, intensity : int)
contourImage --> Takes one positional argument (picture : str)
edgeEnhanceImage --> Takes two positional argument (picture : str)
embossImage --> Takes two positional argument (picture : str)
findEdgesImage --> Takes two positional argument (picture : str)
picture --> str : ImageSource of the image file with format which needs to be edited
degree --> int : Degree to which the picture should be rotated in "rotateImage" Method
intensity --> int : Intensity of the blur which should be implemented on the image in "blurImage" Method
import pyrim
pyrim.rotateImage("yourImage.format", int) #--> example : pyrim.rotateImage("my_image.png", 90)
pyrim.blurImage("yourImage.format", int) #--> example : pyrim.blurImage("my_image.png", 20)
pyrim.contourImage("yourImage.format") #--> example : pyrim.contourImage("my_image.png")
pyrim.edgeEnhanceImage("yourImage.format") #--> example : pyrim.edgeEnhanceImage("my_image.png")
pyrim.embossImage("yourImage.format") #--> example : pyrim.embossImage("my_image.png")
pyrim.findEdgesImage("yourImage.format") #--> example : pyrim.findEdgesImage("my_image.png")
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
MIT
Copyright (c) Rounik Mondal, All Rights Reserved
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A Simple and Efficient Image Manipulation Module
We found that pyrim 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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