Instalation
Pypi
pip install bigjpg
GitHub
pip install git+https://github.com/1Marcuth/py.bigjpg.git
Simple use example
from bigjpg import Bigjpg, Styles, Noises, EnlargeValues
bigjpg = Bigjpg("YOUR API TOKEN HERE")
image_info = bigjpg.enlarge(
style = Styles.Art, # Type of image
noise = Noises._None, # Noise level to be removed
enlarge_value = EnlargeValues._4x, # Enlargement value
image_url = "https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/91915075?v=4" # Url of image to be enlarged
)
image_url = image_info.get_url() # Enlarged image url
image_info.download("enlarged_image.png") # Method to download enlarged image
print(image_url)
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
Release files for bigjpg 1.2.0
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