wallpaste 0.1.2

Combine multiple images into one.

WallPaste

A tool that allows you to paste multiple images onto a background with respect of their aspect ratio.

This project is both a Python library/module and a CLI utility.

Requirements

• pillow

Installation

• pip: pip3 install wallpaste
• cloning the repo and running pip3 install -r requirements.txt

CLI

Example usage:

# If installed by PIP
python3 -m wp -i ~/Images -o ~/out.jpg -c 8
# or
python3 -m wp --input ~/Images --output ~/out.jpg --count 8

# If installed manually (git clone)
python3 /path/to/wp.py --input="~/Images" --output="~/out.jpg" --count=8

Flags

Flag	Shorthand	Description	Required
--input	-i	Path to input directory	yes
--output	-o	Path to output file	no
--background	-b	Background color	yes*
--backgroundpath	-bp	Path to background image	yes*
--strictness	-s	Strictness number	no
--factor	-f	Starting scale factor	no
--width	-w	Target width (in px)	yes
--height	-he	Target height (in px)	yes
--count	-c	Number of images to merge	no
--margin	-m	Min distance between the edge and images	no
--padding	-p	Min distance between any side of a pic to another pic	no

• backgroundpath only needs to be specified when background is not

Module usage

If you've installed this package using pip, you can import it like this:

import wallpaste
# or
from wallpaste import combine_images, generate_image

There are numerous function parameters to each function. No point in listing it all here, but their docs are located next to their definition in thewallpaperproject.py.

def combine_images(input_path=None, images=None, output_path=None, target_size=None,
                   strictness=50, count=2, fact_main=2,
                   margin=0, padding=0, permutations=5,
                   bg_color="#eeeeee", background=None, background_path=None):
    """
    This function will calculate the corresponding image sizes and their coordinates and paste them on
    the background image without them intersecting.
    :param input_path: input directory where source images are located
    :param count: number of images to use (used with input_path)
    :param images: list of full paths of images (does not have to be in the same directory)
    :param output_path: output path where the generated image will be saved
    :param target_size: tuple representing the target (width, height)
    :param background: PIL Image object which will be used as the background
    :param background_path: Path to the image that will be used as the background (use only if background is not specified)
    :param bg_color: if background PIL image is not specified, use this to specify the background color
    :param target_size: target image resolution
    :param permutations: number of image order shuffles before changing the scaling factor by one
    :param strictness: number of tries before making a permutation
    :param fact_main: starting scaling factor
    :param margin: minimal distance between the edges and placed images (in px)
    :param padding: minimal distance between each image (in px)
    :return:
    """

def generate_image(images, sizes, image_coords, output_path=None,
                   background=None, background_path=None,
                   bg_color="#eeeeee", target_size=(1920, 1080)):
    """
    Paste images onto the background and output it to the output_path if defined,
    if not, open the generated image in an image viewer.
    :param images: list of full image paths
    :param sizes: list of (width, height) tuples relating to every image
    :param image_coords: list of (x,y) tuples representing the top left coordinates of every image
    :param background: PIL Image which will be used as the background
    :param background_path: Path to the image that will be used as the background (use only if background is not specified)
    :param bg_color: if background PIL image is not specified, use this to specify the background color (used only with target_size)
    :param target_size: target image resolution (used only with bg_color)
    :param output_path: The generated image will be saved here
    """

Author

👤 Mišo Barišić

• Website: https://www.misobarisic.com
• GitHub: @misobarisic
• GitLab: @misobarisic

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📝 License

This project is MIT licensed.