tarraz 1.2.1

A cross-stitch image generator. Generates a cross stitch pattern given by a user and generates a DMC colored pattern.

Tarraz | طرّاز

A cross-stitch image generator. Generates a cross stitch pattern from an image of your choice. The generated pattern is DMC colored.

Takes an image file and generates a cross stitch pattern using a user specified color..

Supported image extensions

1. JPEG (.jpg, .jpeg)
2. PNG (.png)
3. WebP (.webp)

Current color providers

1. DMC

Results

Usage

Installation

pip install tarraz

CLI Example

tarraz images/palestine.png --colors 4 --stitches-count 200

Python Example

from tarraz import constants
from tarraz.processor import Tarraz
from tarraz.providers import DMCProvider
from tarraz.stitcher import SVGStitcher
from tarraz.models import RGB


# Choose a color provider
image_path = "images/palestine.png"
provider = DMCProvider()

tarraz = Tarraz(
    image_path,
    provider=provider,  # Optional if not using a custom provider
    x_count=100,        # Default 50
    colors_num=6,       # default 3
    result_width=200,   # Default 1000
    cleanup=True,       # Default True
)

# Process the image
pattern, colors = tarraz.process()

# Stitch the result
SVGStitcher.stitch(
    pattern,
    colors,
    tarraz.size,
    transparent=[RGB(255,255,255)],
    configs=constants.SVG_VARIANTS,
    cell_size=10,
    save_to="/tmp/test/",
)

Options

$ tarraz --help
usage: tarraz [-h] [--version] [-c COLORS] [-n STITCHES_COUNT] [-w WIDTH] [-m DMC] [-t TRANSPARENT [TRANSPARENT ...]] [-o DIST] [-z CELL_SIZE] [--no-cleanup] [--svg] image

Generate a DMC-colored cross-stitch pattern from a given image.

positional arguments:
  image                 Input image

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -v, --version         show program's version number and exit
  -c COLORS, --colors COLORS
                        Number of colors to use in the pattern.
  -n STITCHES_COUNT, --stitches-count STITCHES_COUNT
                        Number of stitches to use in the x axis.
  -w WIDTH, --width WIDTH
                        Result pattern width.
  -m DMC, --dmc DMC     DMC json color path.
  -t TRANSPARENT [TRANSPARENT ...], --transparent TRANSPARENT [TRANSPARENT ...]
                        A Color to ignore from the end result.
  -o DIST, --dist DIST  DMC json color path.
  -z CELL_SIZE, --cell-size CELL_SIZE
                        The size of the generated Aida fabric cell.
  --no-cleanup          Don't run cleanup job on generated image.
  --svg                 Export result to svg files.

Development

Pre-requisites

pip3 install -U pip setuptools
pip3 install poetry


# Optional Auto-completion
poetry completions zsh > ~/.zfunc/_poetry

Install dependencies

poetry shell
poetry install
pre-commit install

[!NOTE] If you don't want to keep the current package installed run pip uninstall tarraz. However, you might want to add the project to your PYTHONPATH using export PYTHONPATH="${PYTHONPATH}:/path/to/tarraz"

Usage

Continue usage as listed above