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Stefan Kapusniak 8a59f7cc27 UI/Web add 'open folder' button to output gallery (#1634)
* Adds a button that opens the currently selected subdirectory using
the default OS file manager
* Improve output gallery handling of having images deleted out from
under it.
* Don't show VAE or LoRA lines in parameter info panel when their
value is 'None'
* Use a css class for small icon buttons on the output gallery
tab instead using the same id for multiple buttons
2023-07-08 12:44:59 -07:00

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import json
import os
from PIL import Image
from .png_metadata import parse_generation_parameters
from .exif_metadata import has_exif, parse_exif
from .csv_metadata import has_csv, parse_csv
from .format import compact, humanize
def displayable_metadata(image_filename: str) -> dict:
if not os.path.isfile(image_filename):
return {"source": "missing", "parameters": {}}
pil_image = Image.open(image_filename)
# we have PNG generation parameters (preferred, as it's what the txt2img dropzone reads,
# and we go via that for SendTo, and is directly tied to the image)
if "parameters" in pil_image.info:
return {
"source": "png",
"parameters": compact(
parse_generation_parameters(pil_image.info["parameters"])
),
}
# we have a matching json file (next most likely to be accurate when it's there)
json_path = os.path.splitext(image_filename)[0] + ".json"
if os.path.isfile(json_path):
with open(json_path) as params_file:
return {
"source": "json",
"parameters": compact(
humanize(json.load(params_file), includes_filename=False)
),
}
# we have a CSV file so try that (can be different shapes, and it usually has no
# headers/param names so of the things we we *know* have parameters, it's the
# last resort)
if has_csv(image_filename):
params = parse_csv(image_filename)
if params: # we might not have found the filename in the csv
return {
"source": "csv",
"parameters": compact(params), # already humanized
}
# EXIF data, probably a .jpeg, may well not include parameters, but at least it's *something*
if has_exif(image_filename):
return {"source": "exif", "parameters": parse_exif(pil_image)}
# we've got nothing
return None