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15 changes: 14 additions & 1 deletion functions/imagemagick/main.py
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Expand Up @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ def __blur_image(current_blob):

# Blur the image using ImageMagick.
with Image(filename=temp_local_filename) as image:
image.resize(*image.size, blur=16, filter="hamming")
image.resize(*image.size, blur=160, filter="hamming")
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You are correct here that the blur value doesn't work. There's a different change that's required here to correct this, as it looks like the underlying library (Wand) has changed since this sample was implemented.

Context: other samples use 0x8 for the value, which in the CLI maps to a radius and sigma value, which was first implemented in Wand 0.4.5. This sample was written originally using 0.4.4

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Using the current version of Wand, this is the equivalent implementation to a -blur 0x8 from other samples that use the command line:

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image.resize(*image.size, blur=160, filter="hamming")
image.blur(radius=0, sigma=16)

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The blur does work, but it is not strong enough to hide the underlying picture.

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My suggested updates the blur method to match the other implementations of this sample that call the CLI directly.

image.save(filename=temp_local_filename)

print(f"Image {file_name} was blurred.")
Expand All @@ -81,6 +81,19 @@ def __blur_image(current_blob):
blur_bucket_name = os.getenv("BLURRED_BUCKET_NAME")
blur_bucket = storage_client.bucket(blur_bucket_name)
new_blob = blur_bucket.blob(file_name)

# Copy mimetype from the source blob.
new_blob.content_type = current_blob.content_type

# Add custom metadata.
# Add custom metadata.
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Duplicate comment?

import datetime
new_blob.metadata = {
"blurred": "true",
"original_file": file_name,
"blurred_at": datetime.datetime.utcnow().isoformat(),
}
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# Copy mimetype from the source blob.
new_blob.content_type = current_blob.content_type
# Add custom metadata.
# Add custom metadata.
import datetime
new_blob.metadata = {
"blurred": "true",
"original_file": file_name,
"blurred_at": datetime.datetime.utcnow().isoformat(),
}

If you would like a version of your PR to be accepted (as you did correctly identify the blur issue and should get credit in resolving it), this additional functionality will have to be removed.

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I'll just use my fork.


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Is there a reason why you're adding this functionality?

For context: This is one of multiple implementations of the same functionality across multiple programming languages. We try and keep all implementations functionality the same, so adding this needs to be considered in the context of other samples.

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  1. When I teach Data Engineering: I use this as an event driven processing example, and using the metadata to store the data load stage and discuss that the metadata is held in Spanner
  2. When I teach Application Development: I use metadata as an example to define when images are safe to display in the app

If this was production the code would need to always create the file in the target bucket and optionally blur it based on the ML result.

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This sample is designed to demonstrate Cloud Run functions, the Cloud Vision API, and ImageMagick to detect and blur offensive images that get uploaded to a Cloud Storage bucket. It is not designed for your classroom. You are free to reuse the code for your own requirements as long as you adhere to the open source license attached.

new_blob.upload_from_filename(temp_local_filename)
print(f"Blurred image uploaded to: gs://{blur_bucket_name}/{file_name}")

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