bordercrop
A black borders cropping module
Crop the black borders from any image in a single line of code!
Getting Started
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
Prerequisites
You will need Python 3 to use this module
# vermin output
Minimum required versions: 3.2
Incompatible versions: 2
According to Vermin (--backport typing), Python 3.2 is needed for the backport of typing but some may say that it is available for python versions higher than 3.0
Always check if your Python version works with bordercrop before using it in production
Installing
Option 1: From PyPI
pip install bordercrop
Option 2: From Git
pip install https://github.com/Animenosekai/bordercrop
You can check if you successfully installed it by printing out its version:
$ python -c "import bordercrop; print(bordercrop.__version__)"
# output:
bordercrop v1.0.0
or just:
$ bordercrop --version
# output:
bordercrop v1.0.0
Usage
You can use bordercrop in Python by importing it in your script:
import bordercrop
cropped_image = bordercrop.crop("https://i.imgur.com/lhQe6Bq.jpg")
cropped_image.show() # show the cropped image
Leaving everything with the default values, you may get images with no crop or with no size (entirely cropped).
I recommend testing and tweaking the MINIMUM_THRESHOLD_HITTING and MINIMUM_ROWS values according to your picture (a big picture needs more minimum rows and more pixels to hit before counting a row as dark).
CLI usage
You can use bordercrop in other apps by accessing it through the CLI version:
$ bordercrop --image "https://i.ytimg.com/vi/e_53PHZwQH4/hqdefault.jpg" --output "cropped.jpg"
output
As a Python module
The given image can be a filepath (str, bytes or Path), an URL (which will be downloaded) or a PIL.Image.Image instance
crop()
Autocrops the black borders from the given image
Args:
image: the given image, it can be a filepath (str, bytes or Path), an URL (which will be downloaded), a BytesIO or a PIL.Image.Image instance
THRESHOLD: the black threshold (0 is black while 225 is white)
MINIMUM_THRESHOLD_HITTING: the number of pixels in a row which needs to hit the threshold to count the row as dark (ex: if 5 is given and there is only 4 black pixels in the row, the row won't be counted as black)
MINIMUM_ROWS: the minimum row requirement to count a border (ex: if set to 3, 3 rows need to consecutively be black to count it as a border)
Returns:
A PIL.Image.Image instance containing the cropped image
borders()
Gives back the bounding box of the image without the black borders
Args:
image: the given image, it can be a filepath (str, bytes or Path), an URL (which will be downloaded), a BytesIO or a PIL.Image.Image instance
THRESHOLD: the black threshold (0 is black while 225 is white)
MINIMUM_THRESHOLD_HITTING: the number of pixels in a row which needs to hit the threshold to count the row as dark (ex: if 5 is given and there is only 4 black pixels in the row, the row won't be counted as black)
MINIMUM_ROWS: the minimum row requirement to count a border (ex: if set to 3, 3 rows need to consecutively be black to count it as a border)
Returns:
A tuple containing the coordinates (LEFT, TOP, RIGHT, BOTTOM)
get_image()
Gives back the given image as a PIL.Image.Image instance
Mostly used internally, it can be useful sometimes.
Args:
image: the given image, it can be a filepath (str, bytes or Path), an URL (which will be downloaded), a BytesIO or a PIL.Image.Image instance
Returns:
A PIL.Image.Image instance containing the given image
Exceptions
All of the excpetions inherit from the BordercropException
A WrongType exception can be raised if the wrong type of image is given
Deployment
This module is currently in development and might contain bugs.
Feel free to use it in production if you feel like it is suitable for your production even if you may encounter issues.
Built With
- Pillow - To manipulate images
Authors
- Anime no Sekai - Initial work - Animenosekai
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for more details
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