semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
imstegapy 0.1.0
A small image steganography tool.
License: MIT

# Imsteg
An image steganography tool used for hiding text inside images made as a hobby project.

# Installation
```
pip install imstegapy
```

# Example Usage
```py
import imsteg

codec = imsteg.StegCodec()

img = codec.encode("path/to/file.png", "text here")
img.save("imagename.png")  # only pngs seems to work properly.

print(codec.decode("imagename.png"))
>>> text here
imsteg.py 0.1.0
A small image steganography tool.
License: MIT

# Imsteg
An image steganography tool used for hiding text inside images made as a hobby project.

# Installation
```
pip install imsteg.py
```

# Example Usage
```py
import imsteg

codec = imsteg.StegCodec()

img = codec.encode("path/to/file.png", "text here")
img.save("imagename.png")  # only pngs seems to work properly.

print(codec.decode("imagename.png"))
>>> text here
monticello 0.1.0
Quantized Mesh encoder extension for titiler
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.10,<4.0
Keywords: titiler,GIS,quantized,mesh,3dtiles,Dynamic,FastAPI

# Monticello

Dynamic quantized mesh encoder extension for [Titiler](https://github.com/developmentseed/titiler).

Heavily adapted from and inspired by [dem-tiler](https://github.com/kylebarron/dem-tiler) 

only partially tested so far...

The word Monticello means "little mountain" or something close to that in Italian, playing off the naming of titiler to convey smallness 
and topography.

## Features

- supports both delatin and martini algorithms for generating meshes dynamically
- uses [quantized-mesh-encoder](https://github.com/kylebarron/quantized-mesh-encoder) for response
- supports variable tile sizes, buffer


## Usage

```python
app = FastAPI()
tiler = TilerFactory(
    router_prefix="/cog",
    extensions = [
        MonticelloFactory()
    ]
)
app.include_router(tiler.router, prefix="/cog")
# now meshes are available at /cog/mesh/
```
imsteg 0.1.0
A small image steganography tool.
License: MIT

# Imsteg
An image steganography tool used for hiding text inside images made as a hobby project.

# Installation
```
pip install imsteg
```

# Example Usage
```py
import imsteg

codec = imsteg.StegCodec()

img = codec.encode("path/to/file.png", "text here")
img.save("imagename.png")  # only pngs seems to work properly.

print(codec.decode("imagename.png"))
>>> text here