lumina-tools 0.1.8

Lithophane & Spiral Betty Generator

🌟 Lumina

Lumina is a powerful Python toolkit for makers, artists, and 3D printing enthusiasts. Transform your images into stunning physical art pieces.

✨ What Can You Create?

Feature	Description	Output
🖼️ Lithophanes	3D-printable light art	.stl mesh
🌀 Spiral Betty	Spiral art for laser/CNC engraving	.png image

🚀 Quick Start

Installation

pip install lumina-tools

Or from source:

git clone https://github.com/AtaCanYmc/lumina.git
cd lumina
pip install -e .

Create a Lithophane

from lumina import flat_lithophane

mesh = flat_lithophane(
    "photo.jpg",
    shape="heart",      # rect, circle, heart
    width_mm=100,
    max_thickness=3.0
)
mesh.save("lithophane.stl")

Create Spiral Art

from lumina import generate_spiral_betty_png
import cv2

spiral = generate_spiral_betty_png("portrait.jpg", radius_mm=50)
cv2.imwrite("spiral_art.png", spiral)

Spiral then Lithophane (chain example)

You can chain the spiral generator and the lithophane generator: first produce a Spiral Betty PNG, then feed that PNG to flat_lithophane to create an STL.

from lumina import generate_spiral_betty_png, flat_lithophane
import cv2

# 1) Generate a spiral PNG from an input image
input_photo = "portrait.jpg"  # your source image
spiral_png = "portrait_spiral.png"
spiral_img = generate_spiral_betty_png(image_path=input_photo, radius_mm=50)
cv2.imwrite(spiral_png, spiral_img)

# 2) Create a lithophane from the generated spiral PNG
mesh = flat_lithophane(
    image_path=spiral_png,
    shape="rect",
    width_mm=100,
    max_thickness=3.0,
    min_thickness=0.5,
)
mesh.save("portrait_spiral_lithophane.stl")

💻 CLI Usage

# Lithophane
python -m lumina.cli flat photo.jpg --shape circle --width 120

# Spiral art
python -m lumina.cli spiral portrait.jpg --radius 100 --lines 40

🎨 Features

• Multiple Shapes: Rectangle, Circle, Heart
• Smart Framing: Auto-generated shape-conforming frames
• True Mesh Cutting: Clean edges without artifacts
• Flexible Output: STL meshes, C-arrays, PNG images
• CLI & Python API: Use from terminal or integrate into your projects

🧪 Continuous Integration (CI) & Local Checks (updated)

This repository includes GitHub Actions workflows and pre-commit hooks to keep code quality high and releases reproducible. Below is the current, recommended workflow for local development and what CI enforces.

What CI does now

• Installs runtime dependencies and the package itself (editable) so tests can import lumina:
  • pip install -r requirements.txt then pip install -e .
• Runs style checks in check-only mode (so CI does not mutate files):
  • isort --check-only .
  • black --check .
  • ruff check .
• Runs pytest with coverage and uploads the generated coverage.xml artifact. The artifact name is generated per matrix job/run (to avoid 409 conflicts) and CI uploads to Codecov if configured.

Why this matters

• CI no longer runs pre-commit run --all-files in a way that modifies files; instead it enforces that the repository is already formatted. Developers must run formatting locally and commit the results to avoid CI failures.
• The workflow installs the package under test so tests won't fail with ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'lumina'.

Quick local setup (recommended)

1. Create and activate a virtualenv:

python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate

2. Install dependencies and the package in editable mode:

pip install --upgrade pip
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -e .

3. Install and use pre-commit hooks (one-time):

pip install pre-commit
pre-commit install
# Apply hooks & auto-fixes locally
pre-commit run --all-files
# Stage and commit the changes made by hooks
git add -A
git commit -m "Apply pre-commit formatting"

4. Run tests & coverage locally:

pip install pytest pytest-cov
pytest -q --cov=lumina --cov-report=xml:coverage.xml

Publishing to PyPI

• To publish, create a git tag (git tag vX.Y.Z && git push --tags) and ensure repository secret PYPI_API_TOKEN is set (token created on PyPI).
• The publish.yml workflow builds sdist and wheel and publishes to PyPI.

Secrets for CI

• PYPI_API_TOKEN: required for automatic PyPI publishing.
• CODECOV_TOKEN (optional): set this if you want Codecov upload to use a token (for private repos); for public repos Codecov may work without it.

Notes & recommendations

• Run pre-commit run --all-files locally before pushing; CI will reject pushes that aren’t formatted.
• If you prefer CI to be less strict about formatting, we can remove --fix from the ruff pre-commit hook or make lint checks non-blocking in CI. I can apply that change if you want.
• Artifact uploads in CI are named uniquely per matrix job and set to overwrite: true to avoid 409 Conflict when re-running or retrying jobs.

If you want, I can also add a short CONTRIBUTING.md section that enforces pre-commit + explains required commit hooks for contributors.

📖 Documentation

• CLI Reference
• Python API
• Contributing

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

📄 License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.

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