pyavatar 0.1.8

pyavatar

Create default user avatars from a given string

This package creates simple user avatars that can be used in web-applications.
Avatars are generated from the first letter of a given string input.

Installation

Pyavatar is on Pypi so all you need is:

pip install pyavatar

Usage

Generate an avatar

>>> from pyavatar import PyAvatar
>>>
>>> avatar = PyAvatar("smallwat3r", size=250)  # use a specific size
>>> avatar = PyAvatar("smallwat3r", capitalize=False)  # without capitalization
>>> avatar = PyAvatar("smallwat3r", color=(40, 176, 200))  # use a specific color
>>> avatar = PyAvatar("smallwat3r", fontpath="/Users/me/fonts/myfont.ttf")  # use a specific font

Change the avatar color

>>> avatar.color
(191, 91, 81)
>>> avatar.change_color()  # random color
>>> avatar.color
(203, 22, 126) 
>>> avatar.change_color("#28b0c8")  # using an hex color code
>>> avatar.color
'#28b0c8'

Save the avatar as a base64 image

>>> image = avatar.base64_image("jpeg")
'data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAQAAAQABAAD/2wBDAAgGBg ...'

You can then render it in an html tag with Jinja or another template engine

<img src="{{ image }}" alt="My avatar" />

Or save it as a bytes array

>>> avatar.stream("png")
b'\x89PNG\r\n\x1a\n\x00\x00\x00\rIHDR\x00\x00\x00\xfa\x00\x00 ...'

Or save it as a file locally

>>> import os
>>> avatar.save(f"{os.getcwd()}/me.png")

Development

Requirements

Make sure you're using a version of Python >= 3.10

• Create a virtual environment and install the dependencies

  make venv deps
  

Sanity checks

• Unit tests

  make tests
  

• Mypy

  make mypy
  

• Ruff

  make ruff
  

• Run all the above

  make ci
  

Code formatting

We're using YAPF to format the code

make yapf

Release to Pypi

make release