Introduction

sizer_image.py code resizes the images as per user input and and organizes them in separate folders. Features include:

• User can add as many category folders as needed (minimum 1 folder at least)
• The script will automatically create the desired folders namely images1x, images2x etc if they don't exist.
• Script also displays new and original dimensions

Dependencies

Code is written in python3. The only dependency is external imaging library pillow

Installation on MacOS

1. Install python3 and pillow:

   $ brew update

   $ brew install python3

   $ brew install libtiff libjpeg webp little-cms2

   $ pip3 install pillow

Usage

• To specify custom configuration, make changes to class initial_config:

  • "self.sdir" contains location where images for processing are stored
  • "self.extension": png and jpg extensions are supported
  • "self.cdir":
    • User can add as many category folders as needed (minimum 1 folder at least)
    • category folder should be named precisely as images*x/ in the initial_config class
    • Corresponding dpi are specified in front of category folder name

• Desired width will be prompted when code is running.

• Lets say "images" folder contains images to be analyzed. Place the code file in the same directory that contains "images" folder

• Run the script from terminal: $ python3 sizer_image.py

Contributors

Developed by Beautifulbird, March 2017.

License

The source files are available under open-source MIT license. Please give proper credt to the contributors.