Pyshred Pro v2.0 ✨️

Pyshred, now for images!

pyshred is a program which allows you to chop your image with some formulas.
in the 2.0 version, it's possible to change picture appearance to seems like charactered image🖼️.

Install

for installing, first you should clone pyshred:

git clone https://github.com/pycdr/pyshred-pro

next, we need to install python packages which are written in requirements.txt via pip:

pip install -r requirements.txt

we're ready! start to use it! 🙂️

usage

just run this:

python3 run.py --input <path> --output <path>
# or
python3 run.py -i <path> -o <path>

where <path>s are the path of input/output file(e.g. image.png, pic.jpg, output.txt, ...)

notice that run this on pyshred-pro directory, or have config.json file in the directory.

how it works?

what are the files?

• the main file of pyshred in run.py and it get your commands.
  
• export.py and tools.py are other python files that main file use them.
  
• config.json get some features(will be explained)

pyshred modes

here are 3 modes in pyshred-pro:

convert mode

convert image to designed text.
for example, if you want to convert input.jpg to output.txt the mode will be set on convert, and your command will be like this:

python3 run.py -i input.jpg -o output.txt

reconvert mode

convert designed text to image.
for example, if you want to convert input.txt to output.jpg the mode will be set on reconvert, and your command will be like this:

python3 run.py -i input.txt -o output.jpg

dualconvert mode

convert image to image, but output will be different from input!
the dualconvert mode, first convert image to text(convert mode), then convert taken text to image(reconvert mode).
for example, if you want to convert _input.jpg to output.jpg the mode will be set on reconvert, and your command will be like this:

python3 run.py -i input.jpg -o output.jpg

summary

config

when you run pyshred, it reads config.json to set some features.
by default, it's like this:

{
	"convert":{
		"output":{
			"width":"input",
			"height":"input"
		}
	},
	"reconvert":{
		"output":{
			"width":"input",
			"height":"input"
		}
	}
}

how it works

• convert
  • output
    • width : width of output(e.g. 10,100,31,....)("input"=width of input)
    • height : height of output(e.g. 10,100,31,....)("input"=height of input)
• reconvert
  • output
    • width : width of output(e.g. 10,100,31,....)("input"=width of input)
    • height : height of output(e.g. 10,100,31,....)("input"=height of input)