text-to-image | Generative Adversarial Text to Image Synthesis | Machine Learning library

Use context.font = ... before you use context.fillText(...) to change the way text is rendered (as suggested by Darth)

canvas fillText() method

(I changed your canvas height to 200 to fit the text and changed the position it is drawn to 0, 100)

You probably need to add custom HTML + CSS, and re-use some of the classes from Semantic-UI.

Try something like this:

Run:

interesting that no one has answered this - I am trying to find a solution for the exact same need (minus the emoji :))

If you can to text to image - then I just found an article that shows how to composite two images using jimp - this seems like it would meet you needs - providing text-to-image will save with transparent background.

I am going to try both these steps - and I'll get back to you.

FOLLOW UP: There is "add-text-to-image" - it's lightweight - although it's poorly documented, I had to look at the source to get the parameters available.

JIMP - lets you add text 'out of the box' - and composite images, so you could do you text and ad you emoji.

Hope that helps

It looks like the PIL is the library that they are using. To answer your question, it really depends on how you want to encode your rgb values as chars. One way to do it would be to let one char represent the brightness of one of the colors - so it would take three chars to represent a pixel. The other point be sure of is that your chars will only represent values between 0 and 63 instead of the usual 0 to 255. Therefore you will want to multiply each value by 4 so that the image is not extremely dark.

Here's how I would rewrite the encode function:

According to the PIL documentation for Image.putpixel():

im.putpixel(xy, colour)

Modifies the pixel at the given position. The colour is given as a single numerical value for single-band images, and a tuple for multi-band images.

So, to insert a coloured pixel using RGB format:

Follow these steps,

1. Move tree.jpg to static folder
2. As per your project structure, static path for image should be ~/static/tree.jpg

3. Then use,

The first thing you must do is create a QPixmap with an appropriate size, fill it with some background color, then create a QPainter, this will be responsible for drawing on the QPixmap, we use drawContents() to draw, we finish the painting with end(), at the end we save it with the save() function of QPixmap.

Example: