Simple module for creating placeholder images
install by
$ pip install python-placeholder
Example:
from placeholder import PlaceHolderImage
img = PlaceHolderImage(width = 300, height = 200, path = 'placeholder.png')
img.save_image()Known bugs:
if you do not provide absolute path to font to PlaceHolderImage the default font used will have very small size.
if you get something like The _imagingft C module is not installed, look here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4011705/python-the-imagingft-c-module-is-not-installed
Run tests:
You can run the testsuite with the following command:
python -m unittest tests
Or use tox to test against all supported python versions.
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