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pyphotobrowser

Welcome to PyPhotoBrowser, a versatile photo browsing library for Python.

PyPhotoBrowser provides a powerful set of tools for displaying and navigating through a collection of photos. Whether you need to build a gallery for your website or create an image viewer for a desktop application, PyPhotoBrowser has got you covered.

Key Features:

  • Supports various image formats such as JPEG, PNG, and GIF.
  • Ability to handle large photo collections efficiently.
  • Responsive design, compatible with different devices and screen sizes.
  • Intuitive navigation controls for zooming, panning, and rotating images.
  • Customizable interface options, including themes and color schemes.
  • Built-in animations and transitions to enhance user experience.

Installation:

Before installing PyPhotoBrowser, ensure that you have the following prerequisites:

  • Python 3.6 or higher

To install PyPhotoBrowser, follow these steps:

$ pip install pyphotobrowser

Usage:

To use PyPhotoBrowser in your Python project, import the library:

import pyphotobrowser

To load images, create an instance of the PhotoBrowser class:

browser = pyphotobrowser.PhotoBrowser()
browser.load_images('path/to/photos')

Display the browser window and view the images:

browser.display()

Customization:

PyPhotoBrowser allows you to customize the interface using themes. You can choose from a range of pre-designed themes or create your own.

# Set a pre-defined theme
browser.set_theme('dark')

# Create a custom theme
my_theme = pyphotobrowser.Theme(background_color='#ffffff', text_color='#000000')
browser.set_theme(my_theme)

You can also modify the display options of the browser, such as zooming, panning, and rotation:

# Enable image zooming
browser.enable_zooming()

# Enable image panning
browser.enable_panning()

# Enable image rotation
browser.enable_rotation()

Examples:

Browsing a single image:

import pyphotobrowser

browser = pyphotobrowser.PhotoBrowser()
browser.load_images('path/to/single_image.jpg')
browser.display()

Browsing multiple images:

import pyphotobrowser

browser = pyphotobrowser.PhotoBrowser()
browser.load_images('path/to/images/directory')
browser.display()

Conclusion:

With PyPhotoBrowser, you can easily implement a feature-rich photo browsing experience in your Python projects. Its flexibility, speed, and customization options make it the ultimate choice for developers and users alike. Get started with PyPhotoBrowser today!