Q:

Display jpg images in python

I am creating a simple tool to add album cover images to mp3 files in python. So far I am just working on sending a request to amazon with artist and album title, and get the resulting list, as well as finding the actual images for each result. What I want to do is to display a simple frame with a button/link for each image, and a skip/cancel button.
I have done some googling, but I can't find examples that I can use as a base.

I want to display the images directly from the web. Ie. using urllib to open and read the bytes into memory, rather than go via a file on disk
I want to display the images as buttons preferably

All examples seems to focus on working on files on disk, rather with just a buffer. The TK documentation in the python standard library doesn't seem to cover the basic Button widget. This seems like an easy task, I have just not had any luck in finding the proper documentation yet.

A:

you can modify this using urllib.urlopen(). But I don't know (as I haven't tested it) if you can make this step without saving the (image) file locally. But IMHO urlopen returns a file handle that is usable in tk.PhotoImage().
For jpg files in PhotoImage you need PIL:
from PIL import Image, ImageTk
image = Image.open("test.jpg")
photo = ImageTk.PhotoImage(image)

