pixlr-private-api 0.0.3

A Python Package to Generate Images with http://pixlr.com programmatically.

Pixlr API Usage Guide

This Python module provides a simple interface for automating actions on the Pixlr platform, including registration, email verification, generating images, and deleting accounts. Below is a guide on how to use this module effectively:

Prerequisites:

• Python 3.x installed on your system.
• Necessary Python libraries installed, including requests.

Usage Steps:

1. Import the Module:

   from pixlr_private_api.main import PixlrApi
   

2. Initialize PixlrApi Object:

   pixlr = PixlrApi()
   

3. Registration:

   registered = pixlr.register()
   if registered:
       print("Successfully registered!")
   

4. Email Verification:

   verified = pixlr.verify_email()
   if verified:
       print("Email verified successfully!")
   

5. Generate Image:

   # Provide width, height, amount, and prompt for image generation
   images = pixlr.generate_image(width, height, amount, prompt)
   # 'images' will contain paths to the generated images
   

6. Delete Account (Optional):

   deleted = pixlr.delete_account()
   if deleted:
       print("Account deleted successfully!")
   

7. Remove An Image Background

image_path = "/tmp/1e62c8856e064e04b1cf3d71739a1d2b.png" # The image of your coice
pixlr.remove_bg(image_path) # Returns a new image Path with the background Removed!

Additional Notes:

• Ensure to handle errors and exceptions appropriately for robust usage.
• This module interacts with Pixlr through web requests, so network connectivity is required.
• API requests may be rate-limited or subject to changes by Pixlr, so handle responses accordingly.
• Phosus, The Second API integrated in to this, thanks to Pixlr giving us free api keys, does leave a fingerprint in the temp folder (Mask Images for removing backgrounds, But no worries, your Operating System does delete them on restart).

This guide provides a basic overview of how to use the Pixlr API module. For detailed information on method parameters and return values, refer to the module's source code or documentation.