from PIL import Image
from android_client_handler import send_message
from message import Message, TextMessage, ImageMessage
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Call the android/iOS handler code to send a message.
# In real world, these functions will be called from your Flask or Django server methods.
# Don't worry about them for now - let's live in a simple world :)
# Amar sends a text message.
message_1 = TextMessage()
message_1.set_sender('SENDER_Amar')
message_1.set_receiver('RECEIVER_Abhinaya')
message_1.set_message_content(
'Hello, Have you checked out https://blog.crio.do?')
send_message(message_1)
# Amulya sends an image message.
message_2 = ImageMessage()
message_2.set_sender('SENDER_Amulya')
message_2.set_receiver('RECEIVER_Cratos')
# Some logic to send the image as bytes. You can ignore it safely.
img_path = 'oop_way_with_polymorphism/CrioLogo.png'
img = Image.open(img_path)
with open(img_path, "rb") as image:
f = image.read()
image_byte = bytes(f)
message_2.set_message_content(image_byte,
image_resolution=img.size,
from PIL import Image
from android_client_handler import send_message
from message import Message, TextMessage, ImageMessage
if __name__== "__main__":
# Amar sends a text message.
message_1 = TextMessage()
message_1.set_sender('SENDER_Amar')
message_1.set_receiver('RECEIVER_Abhinaya')
message_1.set_message_content('Hello, How are you doing?')
send_message(message_1)
# Amulya sends an image message.
message_2 = ImageMessage()
message_2.set_sender('SENDER_Amulya')
message_2.set_receiver('RECEIVER_Cratos')
img_path = 'CrioLogo.png'
img = Image.open(img_path)
with open(img_path, "rb") as image:
f = image.read()
image_byte = bytes(f)
message_2.set_message_content(image_byte,
image_resolution=img.size, image_metadata=img.mode)
send_message(message_2)
