What is safevision-python?

SafeVision Python SDK is the official Python client library for a hosted image moderation service called SafeVision. Instead of building your own system to detect inappropriate content in images, you send an image to SafeVision's API through this library, and the service tells you whether the image contains things like sexually explicit content, gore, weapons, or blood. After installing the package, you create a SafeVision client with an API key you get from SafeVision's own dashboard, then call scan on an image file. The result tells you whether the image is considered safe, which categories of unsafe content were detected along with their location in the image, and how long the check took. If the image is flagged as unsafe, you can call a second method, censor, which automatically blurs, pixelates, or blacks out the flagged regions and gives you back the edited image as bytes you can save to a file. The README documents two methods in total: scan, which returns the safety verdict and bounding boxes, and censor, which applies the chosen covering style to detected regions. Configuration is limited to an API key and, optionally, a different base URL if you are pointed at a different server than SafeVision's default one. This is a thin client library, so using it requires an active SafeVision account and API key from the service's own website, since the moderation itself happens on SafeVision's servers rather than on your own machine. The README does not state a license for the code, and points to SafeVision's own site for full documentation, getting an API key, and support.