stitcher
Stitcher is a command-line utility for joining Messenger conversation screenshots.
Installation
$ pip install stitcher
Usage
General usage:
$ stitch <profile> <outfile> <images>...
Combine IMG_0001.PNG and IMG_0002.PNG taken on an iPhone 5S, saving the result to composition.png:
$ stitch IPHONE_5S composition.png IMG_0001.PNG IMG_0002.PNG IMG_0003.PNG
Combine all .png files in the present working directory using the profile for LG’s G3 phone, outputting to combined.png:
$ stitch LG_G3 combined.png *.png
Profiles
Profiles define parameters used by Stitcher to join images. They are stored within the profiles directory, organised by device manufacturer.
The following options can be specified:
| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
mode |
The image format | RGBA |
header_height |
The number of pixels of vertical height to crop from the top of the image | Required |
footer_height |
The number of pixels of vertical height to crop from the bottom of the image | Same as header_height
|
additional_message_gap |
The vertical spacing between messages from the same sender | Required |
reply_message_gap |
The vertical spacing between two messages sent by different participants | Same as additional_message_gap
|
If you’d like to add a missing a profile for your device, create a new file if necessary, and add a dictionary with the device’s details. Please consider contributing it in a pull request so others may benefit!
