When mocking up layouts, I want to ensure that the HTML I'm building wraps real images in the correct aspect ratios. I also want to be able to fiddle with the sizes without getting distracted by squashed/stretched faces. I'd like something akin to a visual "Lorem ipsum...", that says "Hey! An image is going to go here! At some point!" Importantly for some future work, I want these images to be autogenerated.
So, PyPlaceholder. Using PyPNG as a base, it generates s very
simple image that you can stick into a layout to hold the place of images
to come.
Usage: placeholders.py [options]
Options:
--version show program's version number and exit
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--verbose Verbose mode
-o OUT, --output=OUT Output file
--background=RRGGBB Background color in hex (`RRGGBB`) format
--foreground=RRGGBB Foreground color in hex (`RRGGBB`) format
--width=WIDTH Width of placeholder
--height=HEIGHT Height of placeholder
--no-border Suppress rendering of border around the placeholder
image.