Python lib to read width and height of image files
Project description
dimensions
==========
A pure Python library for reading the width and height of images.
installation
------------
`pip install dimensions`
Done.
usage
-----
For a single image:
> dimensions src/sample.png
src/sample.png
width: 405
height: 239
content_type: image/png
Wildcards also work (escape \* in markdown for PyPi RST...):
> dimensions src/\*.png
src/sample.png
width: 405
height: 239
content_type: image/png
src/sample2.png
width: 473
height: 469
content_type: image/png
As always, full details are available via `dimensions -h`.
In Python code, simply call `dimensions.dimensions`. If you provide a
sequence of filenames, you get back a sequence of tuples; if you provide
just a single filename, you get back a single tuple.
import dimensions
dims = dimensions.dimensions('./src/sample.png')
# (405, 239, 'image/png', './src/sample.png')
future
------
- release newer version to PyPi
==========
A pure Python library for reading the width and height of images.
installation
------------
`pip install dimensions`
Done.
usage
-----
For a single image:
> dimensions src/sample.png
src/sample.png
width: 405
height: 239
content_type: image/png
Wildcards also work (escape \* in markdown for PyPi RST...):
> dimensions src/\*.png
src/sample.png
width: 405
height: 239
content_type: image/png
src/sample2.png
width: 473
height: 469
content_type: image/png
As always, full details are available via `dimensions -h`.
In Python code, simply call `dimensions.dimensions`. If you provide a
sequence of filenames, you get back a sequence of tuples; if you provide
just a single filename, you get back a single tuple.
import dimensions
dims = dimensions.dimensions('./src/sample.png')
# (405, 239, 'image/png', './src/sample.png')
future
------
- release newer version to PyPi