Projects tagged ‘comics’ and ‘python’

Cartoon Viewer for Mobile PC.

Quivi is an image viewer (specialized for comic/manga reading) which supports many file formats and compressed (zip, rar) files. It is aimed for fast & easy file browsing with keyboard or mouse.

Scholar project Migrated from django 0.9 to django 1.0

Together with django-forumBR, django-comics is part of the Pigmalion Project.It's identification is Green-Pigmalion. Pigmalion ProjectsBlue Pigmalion As all Pigmalion projects, it uses MooTools as ... [More] javascript framework and BluePrintCSS as css framework. Current Version0.45 0.6 Used FrameworksCSS Framework : blueprintcss (helps big time! I'm no designer, folks ;) Javascript Framework : MooTools (prettier then jquery) Version 1.0 goals ... Well, let's say you need to create a page to an artist, like a virtual comic book. This app does just that! It makes it easy to create a colection of related comic books. Basically, my inspiration came from the lot of great online comic books out there.From marvelous Grim Tales(and company!) comics, fantastic Flaky Pastry, caustic Sexy Loosers, up to the clever XKCD comics. I hope this is usefull to someone and if suggestions are ALWAYS welcomed! Right now, django-comics is in version 0.3, as it needs improved visual editing, needs beter coding, and solid access restrictions. Therefore, one can still use it for simples projects without problem. Django-comics is now in version 0.45. That means it kind of works, but is still kind of ugly. Let's see the features so far: Django-comics is now in version 0.6. That means it works fine, but there are a few funcionality missing yeat. Let's see the features so far: You can have as many comic books within the app as you want(even one!) You can set access policies as 'who can comment' Mature content filter(naughty things get asks for age) You can define the header image easely Comics accept commeting(i'll probaly change that to use django commenting contrib..) A viewer can browse through all the comic book strips in archive random strip view implemented you can add comic strips right from comics. No admin here Missing Inline comic message sensoring Logging Finish CleverCSS template Maybe make it look prettier. That's pretty much it! Check django-comics in action within this url : http://www.italomaia.com/comics/ [Less]

Comic viewer with panel segmentation and smooth scrolling

This programme is a graphical interface of a library manager. Use Sqlite for the personnal database. You must have internet acces.

This is a Django-Python application to track and manage your hard-copy comic books. Requires Django 0.96 and Python 2.5. The application hasn't been tested with other configurations, but may work.

A Simple Comic Publishing Engine for Google App Engine.

Color Walk is designed to allow users to read comic books and manga on their computer. It is able to open all the usual image formats as well as compressed archives of images. It's written in Python ... [More] and uses the Gtk+ bindings to create the user interface. The target platform is (for the moment at least) linux and other similar operating systems. [Less]

snipstrip.pyTool to split comic strip images into individual rows or frames thus making it easier to read comics on handheld devices such as mobile phones, PDAs and handheld multimedia players. For ... [More] example: using this module, you can split command_line_fu.png from xkcd.com ... to ... API Usage:Initialization:>>> from snipstrip import ComicPage >>> p = ComicPage('some_comic.png') To snip off the rows within the comic page ... >>> rows = p.get_by_row() # returns all the rows from the comic >>> for row in rows: ... p.page.crop(row).show() # displays snipped rows in sequence ... To snip the frames of any row >>> frames = p.get_by_frame(row) # returns all the frames from the row >>> for frame in p.frames[row]: ... self.page.crop(frame).show() # displays snipped frames ... To 'parse' the entire ComicPage in one go >>> p.process() # call p.get_by_frame() over all p.get_by_row() rowsCLI Usage:$ python snipstrip.py [...] where arguments are comic strip imagesTODOImproved the commandline Distutils-lify the module Complete the dump() method to serialize the process()ed data [Less]