NodeBox mashup with Kuler and Flickr

Question

Hi all, I recently came across NodeBox, a generative art tool
for Macs... They have a number of great functions already in the
tool, and a very impressive set of 3rd party libraries, Kuler and
Flickr included... so in a very lines of code I was able to create
compositions like this one:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/chadudell/2248119376/in/set-72157602761278378/
Anyway, check out the rest of the set and then try out this
code in NodeBox...
size(500,500);
web = ximport("web")
# the search string, yo!
q = "knife"
images = web.flickr.search(q, start=1, count=100,
cached=True)
images.sort() # sort images according to times viewed
for img in images:
print img.name, img.views
img = images[0]
img.download(thumbnail=False)
myImage = image(img.path, 0, 0, width=500, height=300)
print img.author, img.path
themes = web.kuler.search(q)
for r, g, b in themes[0]:
print r,g,b
#create the text objects to dump out the author names, image
names, theme names, etc.
#depending on the image returned, I alter the
"fill" colors to better suit the images or
themes.
fill(1,1,1)
font("Helvetica", 20)
text(img.name, 10, 275)
text(img.author, 10, 295)
fill(r,g,b)
text(themes[0].author, 10, 420)
text(themes[0].label, 10, 440)
#i modify the width of the them rendered to match the photo,
wasn't able to do something like image.width for some reason
themes[0].draw(0, 300, w=90, h=100)

Answer 1

Sami, thanks for the kinda words... I'm not sure if NodeBox
can be served as a web based script. I'm checking on that. Until
then, if you have a mac, feel free to try out the source posted
above.