How mohammadhassan-panahi/photo-restoration works
This is a small Flask photo-restoration web app. A user opens the upload page, submits an allowed image, and the Flask handler saves it before calling the restoration function. That function sends the image to Replicate’s Microsoft photo-restoration model; the returned result is passed into the page template for display. The graph focuses on this request-to-result path. Source excerpts show the route, file handling, and model call; the template contents were not sampled, so its detailed behavior is not represented.
Main entry points: main.py Flask routes · photo_restorer.py Restoration client · index.html Upload page · images Uploaded images
Components 6
Web interface
- Flask routes
main.py - Upload page
templates/index.html
Image restoration
- Restoration client
photo_restorer.py - Replicate model
Image files
- Uploaded images
static/images
Other components
- User
Connections 7
- User → Flask routes: uploads image
main.py - Flask routes → Upload page: renders page
main.py - Flask routes → Uploaded images: saves image
main.py - Flask routes → Restoration client: calls
main.py - Restoration client → Replicate model: runs model
photo_restorer.py - Restoration client → Flask routes: returns result
photo_restorer.py - Flask routes → Upload page: renders result
main.py