text 2 image, japan

text2img.py

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# text 2 img

from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont

bg={
'white':(255, 255, 255),
'red':(160, 0, 0),
'darkblue':(0, 0, 80),
'db2':(25, 50, 100),
'black':(0,0,0),
'black':'black',
'grey':(125,125,125)
}

kanjis=[]

def text2img(text,outputfile='output.png'):
	ftsize=50
	# text2write
	# 見五口
	text=text

	# dynamic bg size by text size
	X=int((ftsize*len(text))/2+ftsize)
	Y=ftsize*2
	X=500
	Y=500
	scale=1
	bgsize=(X*scale,Y*scale) #x,y

	img = Image.new('RGB', bgsize, color = bg['db2'])
	# usethis if py2
	fnt = ImageFont.truetype('/home/x7a616d/.fonts/07YasashisaAntique.ttf', ftsize)
	# fnt = ImageFont.truetype('/home/x7a616d/.fonts/font_1_ant-maru.ttf', ftsize)
	# fnt = ImageFont.truetype('/home/x7a616d/.fonts/CODE2000.TTF', ftsize)
	# fnt = ImageFont.truetype('/home/x7a616d/.fonts/times.ttf', ftsize)
	# fnt = "arial"
	d = ImageDraw.Draw(img)
	x, y = d.textsize(text,font=fnt)
	d.text(((X-x)/2,(Y-y)/2), text,
	font=fnt, fill=bg['white'])

	img.save(outputfile)


kanjis=open('dic-list.txt','r').read().split("\n")

for i,k in enumerate(kanjis):
	fname=str(i)+'.png'
	text2img(k,fname)
	print("to",fname)
	# break

print("done")