is load() a planned feature?

[pablodiegoss]

Pillow has an image.load() method that returns some kind of pixel matrix of the image that we use to navigate pixels in the image and verify if they match certain conditions.

I couldn't find any mentions of this method on Puhu, is there any way to access pixel information on an image right now? or can we add information about it being planned/not planned to the docs?

[bgunebakan]

Hello Pablo,
Thank you for your interest on Puhu. Puhu currently does not have a direct equivalent to Pillow's Image.load() or getpixel()/putpixel() methods.

Current workaround: You can access raw pixel data using to_bytes() :

from puhu import Image
img = Image.open("photo.png")
raw_bytes = img.to_bytes()  # Returns raw pixel data as bytes

However, this gives you a flat byte array rather than a convenient 2D pixel matrix.

getpixel() is listed as Planned in the Pillow Compatibility docs I'll add load() to the planned features in the docs to make this clearer.

[pablodiegoss]

Thank you very much!

Great work on Puhu, I'll try to make it work with the byte array for now 👍