[Edge]

Hey! I've been practicing python and messing around with APIs. This script will download the number of images you want based on the size you declare using Lorem Picsum.



I added a lot of comments incase you are learning as well.

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import requests

def logo(): #returns logo text.
return """
    Created by
    __________  ____________
  / ____/ __ \/ ____/ ____/
  / __/ / / / / / __/ __/ /
/ /___/ /_/ / /_/ / /___/
/_____/_____/\____/_____/ 
----------------------------
                                                                   
"""

def getimg(width, height, count): #get and download our images.
count = int(count) #converts user input "count" to int.
i = 0
print("Downloading " + str(count) + " images. . .")
for _ in range(count): #tells your script to run "count" times from user input.
i += 1 #adds +1 to i variable for naming images img + i + .jpg so we have unique names for images and no overwriting.
req = requests.get("https://picsum.photos/" + width + "/" + height).content #our request based on the width and height of the user input.
print("Downloading image " + str(i) + "/" + str(count)) #telling the user what image out of the total number of images that we're working on.
with open("img"+ str(i) +".jpg", 'wb') as img: #writing the img files
img.write(req)
input("Downloaded " + str(count) + " images. Press enter ") #telling the user the script is complete.

def main():
print(logo())
print("Max resoultion is 3840 x 2160")
width = input("Width: ") #asking for user input for width.
height = input("Height: ") #asking for user input for height.
count = input("Count: ") #asking for user input for number of images.
if int(width) > 3840 or int(height) > 2160: #if statement to make sure our input resolution isn't too big for the api. if its too big we exit the script.
input("Resolution too big. Try again ")
exit()
getimg(width, height, count)#calls our "getimg" function.

if __name__ == '__main__':
main()

I also converted it to an EXE using pyinstaller which makes it easier to run but virustotal thinks its a virus so I won't upload lmao

Thanks (:

[TransfemMarxist]

Tiny improvement you could make to your code
instead of using i to define your numbers in the files, you could simply just use the variable in your for range() loop

and instead of converting your count to an int after the function, you can change the function to

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def getimg(width: int, height: int, count: int):

this will ensure that your variables are integers when your function starts

[Akumi]

I did a little project similar to this however I was using a public anime image API aha

[Edge]

I did a little project similar to this however I was using a public anime image API aha

I love APIs lol