This is a web version of dominant_colours, which is available at https://dominant-colours.glitch.me/
It's not meant to replace the command-line tool -- it won't get all the options, and uploading the image over HTTP means it's a lot slower. It's meant to be a quick replacement when I don't have easy access to a command line, e.g. when I'm on my phone.
It's a web app written in Flask, which shells out to the command-line tool to process an uploaded image. I've deployed it on Glitch, because I already had several projects running there and I knew how to get started quickly.
I have to compile MUSL libc-based versions of the CLI tool to get it working in Glitch.
You should only need to run the web app for development; if you can install packages locally the CLI is probably a better option.
-
Install the latest release of the CLI
-
Install the Python requirements:
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt -
Run the web server script:
$ python3 server.py
This will start a debug version of the web app at http://localhost:4711