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概要
mood_img は、与えられた説明文にもっともマッチする画像を提示する Python ライブラリです。
プレゼン資料、スライド、動画などで適切な画像を探したいときに役立ちます。
特徴
- 説明文から画像検索: 例:「毎朝朝食を急いで食べます」→ 朝食の写真を取得
- ローカル画像から選定: ユーザー自身が指定した画像ディレクトリ内から選ばれます
- 重複回避機能: 同じスクリプト実行中は、同じ画像が繰り返し選ばれにくくなっています
- コマンドライン対応: Python スクリプトなしでも画像取得が可能です
使い方
1. 初期設定
画像ファイルが入っているディレクトリを指定します。これは最初に一度だけ必要です。
import mood_img
mood_img.set_imgdir("path/to/imgs")
2. 画像を取得する
任意の説明文に対応する画像のパスが返されます。
print(mood_img.get("私がタヌキで")) # 例: ./imgs/tanuki01.png
print(mood_img.get("こちらがキツネです。")) # 例: ./imgs/fox_surprised.jpg
3. コマンドラインから使用
mood_img "私がタヌキで" "こちらがキツネです。"
カレントディレクトリに 0.png, 1.jpg のような形式で画像が保存されます。
注意点
- 画像ディレクトリの準備が必要: このライブラリはインターネット検索を行わないため、利用者自身が画像ファイルを用意する必要があります。
- 画像の重複は完全には防げない: 可能な限り回避されますが、候補画像が足りない場合は重複することがあります。
Overview
mood_img is a Python library that helps you find the most fitting image based on a given description.
It is especially useful when creating slides, presentations, or videos and you want an image that matches a specific mood or sentence.
Features
- Text-to-image matching:
Example:
"I rush through breakfast every morning"→ Image of a breakfast - Uses local image directory: Images are selected from a directory specified by the user
- Avoids duplicate selections: Within a single script run, it tries not to return the same image multiple times
- Command-line usage available: Can be used without writing any Python code
Usage
1. Initial Setup
You must first specify the image directory containing your image files.
import mood_img
mood_img.set_imgdir("path/to/imgs")
2. Retrieve images
Pass a description, and the path to the most relevant image will be returned.
print(mood_img.get("I am a tanuki")) # Example: ./imgs/tanuki01.png
print(mood_img.get("This one is a fox.")) # Example: ./imgs/fox_surprised.jpg
3. Command-line usage
mood_img "I am a tanuki" "This one is a fox."
This will generate 0.png, 1.jpg, etc., in the current working directory.
Notes
- You must prepare image files: This tool does not fetch images from the internet. You need to provide a local image dataset.
- Duplicate images may still appear: While it tries to avoid showing the same image more than once, duplicates can occur if there are not enough available options.
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