And if local dev is an issue, you could try setting MEDIA_URL to your live
site.
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I just use commandline imagemagick instead of PythonMagic, if the python
bindings are the issue getting imagemagick to work.
cmd = 'convert -density 300 -flatten -interlace line -quality 92
-colorspace sRGB -thumbnail'.split() + size + [default_storage.path(name) +
'[0]', 'jpg:-']
proc = Popen(
On Fri, Jul 25, 2014 at 4:00 PM, Ralph Lewis
wrote:
> I am hosting a django webapp in AWS and that is running fine, no errors. I
> now want to be able to take a screenshot of the first page of any pdf that
> is uploaded to the webapp. I have not had any luck trying to screenshot a
> pdf with pyth
I am hosting a django webapp in AWS and that is running fine, no errors. I
now want to be able to take a screenshot of the first page of any pdf that
is uploaded to the webapp. I have not had any luck trying to screenshot a
pdf with python. I have heard this can be done with PythonMagick, howeve
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