cvp
Computer Vision Player
Features
- Graph based visual programming
- ONVIF Client
- WsDiscovery
- FFmpeg media player
- Layout management
- Subprocess management
- Window management
- Font browser
- [Planned] Stitching
- [Planned] Labeling
- [Planned] Modeling
- [Planned] Database
- [Planned] CEF
Developing
## Create a local Python virtual environment.
./python
## Black formatting
./black.sh
## PEP8 linting
./flake8.sh
## Sort import order
./isort.sh
## Type checking
./mypy.sh
## Unit testing
./pytest.sh
Installation
from pip
pip install cvp
from source
git clone https://github.com/osom8979/cvp "$HOME/.local/share/cvp"
cd "$HOME/.local/share/cvp"
./run
License
See the LICENSE file for details. In summary, cvp is licensed under the MIT license.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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