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# Classic Eyes Scripts
This directory contains scripts for generating and importing classic eye images into the AI Photo Edit patch library.
## Overview
The scripts generate a variety of classic eye styles that can be used as reusable patches for photo editing:
- **Realistic eyes** - Detailed eyes with gradient irises and realistic highlights
- **Anime eyes** - Large, expressive eyes in anime style with prominent highlights
- **Cartoon eyes** - Simple, bold cartoon-style eyes
Each style is available in multiple iris colors: blue, green, brown, hazel, grey, and amber.
## Scripts
### 1. `generate_classic_eyes_ppm.py`
Generates classic eye images using only the Python standard library (no dependencies required).
```bash
python scripts/generate_classic_eyes_ppm.py
```
This creates PPM format images in `data/classic_eyes_ppm/`. PPM is a simple image format that can be converted to PNG later.
### 2. `download_classic_eyes.py`
Full-featured script that generates eyes and imports them directly into the patch library. Requires PIL/Pillow.
```bash
# Run inside the backend container
docker exec -it ai-photo-edit-backend python /app/../scripts/download_classic_eyes.py
# Or with the API running
python scripts/download_classic_eyes.py --api --base-url http://localhost:8101
# Or save to a directory for later import
python scripts/download_classic_eyes.py --output-dir ./my_eyes
```
### 3. `startup_import_eyes.py`
Converts PPM files to PNG and imports them into the patch library. Run this inside the backend container.
```bash
docker exec -it ai-photo-edit-backend python /app/../scripts/startup_import_eyes.py
```
### 4. `import_saved_eyes.py`
Import previously saved eye images from a directory.
```bash
python scripts/import_saved_eyes.py /path/to/saved/eyes
```
## Quick Start
1. **Generate the eye images** (no dependencies needed):
```bash
python scripts/generate_classic_eyes_ppm.py
```
2. **Start the application**:
```bash
docker compose up -d
```
3. **Import the eyes**:
```bash
docker exec -it ai-photo-edit-backend python /scripts/startup_import_eyes.py
```
4. **Verify in the app**: Open the patch library in the UI to see the imported classic eyes.
## Generated Eyes
| Style | Colors Available | Size |
|-----------|-------------------------------------------|--------|
| Realistic | Blue, Green, Brown, Hazel, Grey, Amber | 200x200|
| Anime | Blue, Green, Brown, Hazel, Grey, Amber | 200x200|
| Cartoon | Blue, Green, Brown, Hazel, Grey, Amber | 200x200|
Total: 18 unique eye variants
## Extending
To add more eye styles or colors, edit the `generate_classic_eyes_ppm.py` or `download_classic_eyes.py` scripts:
```python
# Add new color
colors["purple"] = (128, 0, 128)
# Add new style in create_classic_eye() function
elif style == "fantasy":
# Your custom eye drawing code
pass
```
## File Formats
- **PPM**: Portable Pixmap format - simple, universal, generated without dependencies
- **PNG**: Preferred format for the patch library - converted from PPM using PIL
## License
The generated eye images are created programmatically and are free to use without restrictions.