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It would be great to be able to load either a pi local or online directory with a set of images and have it cycle through on a chosen interval similar to what I thought was well done on this project: https://erikdevries.com/posts/diy-color-e-ink-picture-frame
Possible image sources:
A directory of images stored locally
A single image from a URL
A directory of images from a URL (i.e. a shared google drive / dropbox folder)
Another minor improvement suggestion:
Images appear to autoscale to the screen width only and not to height (i.e. it crops top and bottom if the image is too "tall"). Would be great to autoscale to either width or height depending on aspect ratio of image and whatever is larger
I'd try coding this myself, but this is very much not my forte so thought I'd throw it out there to the pros :)
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These are some good improvements ideas for the image plugin! Others had similar suggestions as well so I will try to get it to eventually but not sure when it'll be available, unless someone else wants to make the changes and create a PR.
An improvement suggestion for the image plugin:
It would be great to be able to load either a pi local or online directory with a set of images and have it cycle through on a chosen interval similar to what I thought was well done on this project:
https://erikdevries.com/posts/diy-color-e-ink-picture-frame
Possible image sources:
Another minor improvement suggestion:
Images appear to autoscale to the screen width only and not to height (i.e. it crops top and bottom if the image is too "tall"). Would be great to autoscale to either width or height depending on aspect ratio of image and whatever is larger
I'd try coding this myself, but this is very much not my forte so thought I'd throw it out there to the pros :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: