Calculate the layout to hang up pictures on the wall with Python

In plain words

This is a Python development tool that helps users plan the placement of pictures on a wall. It calculates optimal layout positions to arrange multiple images. The tool is designed for developers and anyone needing to systematically design wall photo arrangements. It is available as an open-source project on GitHub.

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