FaceDatabse-Identifier
A simple python package to identify the user on bases of there face and store there features in database
Prerequisite :
- Must have GCC for dlib to work
Sample Code :
from facetranscript import CaptureFaceInDataBase
if __name__=="__main__":
face = CaptureFaceInDataBase()
# Capture photo from front camera for user -> 'TestUser'
face.take_photo(username="TestUser")
# Fetch all stored users and there images in database
face_list = face.get_all_users()
# face_list is list [a,b,c...] where a,b,c.. are list of users with there images(Bytes)
print(face_list)
# To terminate all connections (camera/database)
face.close_all_connections()
Delete user from database :
- To delete a single user
from facetranscript import CaptureFaceInDataBase
face = CaptureFaceInDataBase()
# delete_user_data returns bool value if it is True user is deleted
is_user_deleted = face.delete_user_data("TestUser")
- To drop the complete table
from facetranscript import CaptureFaceInDataBase
face = CaptureFaceInDataBase()
# is_table_dropped returns bool value if it is True table is deleted
is_table_dropped = face.drop_table()
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