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So I've realized that we need to have some functionality for zip files. I think that this is most easily done in python. I've also learned that the uploader I have can convert a zip file into base64. So I have a potential proposal for how it could look.

1. User uploads an image or zip file
2. javascript parses the base64 string (and marks it as either PNG, JPEG, or Zip) and passes it up to the server if it is a zip.
3. Server unzips the archived file and sends the base64 strings back along with the number of images detected
4. GUI displays the given inputs like it does now with a single input

Hey, Michael, "The format of action will be a list. The first entry is the method, the second entry is RGB or grayscale, the third entry is an additional input parameter" this part require some change on GUI. right now, I have two ideas. first, add a GUI element: [ RGB | gray ] mode besides the file selection element. then submit this mode with the imageset to the server. in the way, when the user clicks an action button, the post json don't need to change. the second way to do this is combined the action button with a color mode and post the action in jason as a list. Which way do you prefer? I'm a kind of liking the first way because when the user chooses an imageset, it can be displayed in an appropriate mode in the window. What do you think?

Trying to figure out how to make the user statistics page. Here's what I will need from the server side:
A function that I can call when the user opens up this tab that will return a list of the number of times each function has been called: ["3","2","9","1"]. Basically this information would come from wherever we're storing the user information on the server.

Add algorithm to extract Histogram & Metadata from images.

Hey guys, we need to set the format we want to use for documentation. I personally prefer numpy but is okay with any other types. Any call?

Reverse Video algorithm is wrong and needs to be changed.

Hey Suyash,

I'm trying to do some conditional formatting on React but I'm running into an issue. I want to keep most of the screen the same (an AppBar and a Drawer) but I want the main body to change in response to clicking on the drawers. The only way I can think to do it is using a ternary operator which calls a function outside of the main