Photographic Memory

Simple image storage and processing for Ruby.

Photographic Memory was extracted out of KPCC's AssetHost, a solution for hosting and serving images for news stories. It is the core library that handles storage, rendering, and metadata.

• Simple uniform storage to an S3-compatible API, which of course includes AWS S3, Riak CS, and Fake S3, among others. Whether you want storage that's local or in the cloud, we've got you covered.
• Feature classification through AWS Rekognition.
• Image gravity detection(when Rekognition is enabled). This means that a person's face in a portrait photo shouldn't get cut off when the photo is cropped to landscape.
• Animated GIF support.

You must have these installed on the host system:

• Ruby > v2.0.0
• Imagemagick >= 6.0.0
• Exiftool

gem install photographic_memory

config = {
  s3_access_key_id:              ENV["PM_S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID"],
  s3_secret_access_key:          ENV["PM_S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY"],
  s3_bucket:                     ENV["PM_S3_BUCKET"],
  rekognition_access_key_id:     ENV["PM_REKOGNITION_ACCESS_KEY_ID"],
  rekognition_secret_access_key: ENV["PM_REKOGNITION_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY"],
}

client  = PhotographicMemory.new(config)

file    = File.new("some_image.jpg", "r")

image_id = "12345"

options = ["-quality 95", "-scale 640x480", "-crop 100x100+0+0"]

data    = uploader.put file: file, id: image_id, convert_options: options, content_type: "image/jpeg"

output  = uploader.get data.filename

uploader.delete data.filename

The tests use Minitest.

There is a Docker Compose file provided that you can use to run a dummy S3 API. Be sure this is running before running the test with docker-compose up -d.

Then simply run rake test to perform the tests.

See LICENSE.txt.