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Python API Development Fundamentals

You're reading from   Python API Development Fundamentals Develop a full-stack web application with Python and Flask

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2019
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ISBN-13 9781838983994
Length 372 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Your First Step FREE CHAPTER 2. Starting to Build Our Project 3. Manipulating a Database with SQLAlchemy 4. Authentication Services and Security with JWT 5. Object Serialization with marshmallow 6. Email Confirmation 7. Working with Images 8. Pagination, Searching, and Ordering 9. Building More Features 10. Deployment Appendix

Introduction to Pillow

Pillow, previously known as the Python Imaging Library (PIL), is an image processing package in Python. The most important class in this package is Image. We can use Image.open to create an object from an image file. We can then get the image dimension in pixels by using the attribute size. We can also find out the color mode of the image by using the attribute mode.

Some common color modes you should expect to see include L for black and white, RGB for red-green-blue, and CMYK for cyan-magenta-yellow-black:

>>>image = Image.open('default-avatar.jpg')
>>>image.size
(1600, 1066)
>>>image.mode
'RGB'

If we want to change the color mode of the picture to RGB, use the convert function. We usually change the color mode to ensure the color accuracy of our images. RGB is the most commonly used color mode for computer monitors:

>>>image = image.convert("RGB")

If we want to resize an image...

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