The Mirador client to our Image Moderation API provides functionality for the simple moderation of image files and publically-accessible image URLs, along with integration into popular web and application frameworks. Basic usage:
#!/usr/bin/env python
from mirador import MiradorClient
client = MiradorClient('your_api_key')
for id, result in client.classify_files({ 'nsfw': 'nsfw.jpg', 'sfw': 'sfw.jpg'}):
print "{id}: {safe}, {value}".format(**result.__dict__)
# you can classify a single file or url
result = client.classify_url('http://static.mirador.im/nsfw.jpg')
other = client.classify_file('images/test.png')
# if you have a buffer (e.g., from a file upload), you can work directly with that:
res = client.classify_buffers(open('test.jpg', 'r').read(), open('mypix.jpg', 'r').read())
# you can also classify data URIs
data_uri = client.classify_data_uri(my_uri='data:image/jpg;base64,faefae3ro3irhreafer30024rfafe==')
# kwargs lets you set IDs for request/results
data_uri = client.classify_data_uri(another_example=request['data_uri'])
print data_uri.id # "another_example"
Full Documentation/More Info
For more information please see the github: http://github.com/mirador-cv/mirador-py And our website: http://mirador.im/documentation
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