pydispix 0.3.0

A wrapper for the Discord Python Pixels API.

PyDisPix

A simple wrapper around Python Discord Pixels.

Requires Python 3.9+ (3.x where x >= 9).

Requires requests, pillow and matplotlib from pip.

Example

import pydispix

# Create a client with your token.
client = pydispix.Client('my-auth-token')

# Let pydispix find your token from `TOKEN` environmental variable
client = pydispix.Client()

# Download and save the canvas.
canvas = client.get_canvas()
canvas.save('canvas.png')

# And access pixels from it.
print(canvas[4, 10])

# Or just fetch a specific pixel.
print(client.get_pixel(4, 10))

# Draw a pixel.
client.put_pixel(50, 10, 'cyan')
client.put_pixel(1, 5, pydispix.Color.BLURPLE)
client.put_pixel(100, 4, '93FF00')
client.put_pixel(44, 0, 0xFF0000)
client.put_pixel(8, 54, (255, 255, 255))

We can also display the image with pillow

canvas = client.get_canvas()
canvas.show()

Or we can display with matplotlib to see it with coordinates

canvas = client.get_canvas()
canvas.mpl_show()

Auto-draw

Load an image:

from PIL import Image

im = Image.open('pretty.png')
ad = pydispix.AutoDraw.load_image(client, (5, 40), im, scale=0.1)
ad.draw()

Or specify each pixel:

ad = pydispix.AutoDraw.load(client, '''0
0
3
2
ff0000
00ff00
0000ff
ff0000
00ff00
0000ff''')
ad.draw()

Format of the drawing plan:

• Leftmost X coordinate
• Topmost Y coordinate
• Width
• Height
• Each pixel, left-to-right, top-to-bottom.

Auto-draw will avoid colouring already correct pixels, for efficiency.

You can also run this continually with guard=True which makes sure that after your image is drawn, this keeps running to check if it haven't been tampered with, and fixes all non-matching pixels

ad.draw(guard=True)

Logging

To see logs, you can set the DEBUG environment variable, which changes the loglevel from logging.INFO to logging.DEBUG You can also do this manually by executing:

import logging

logger = logging.getLogger("pydispix")
logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)