ocroy
おしろい (O-shi-ro-i)
Ocroy is a wrapper of Japanese(日本語) OCR (optical character recognition) tools.
It allows for easy switching of tools🍰
⚠️Under developing (Currently, planning phase)
Supported tools
- Google Vision API
- Tesseract
Setup
Google Vision API
Set up your Google Cloud project and authentication
https://cloud.google.com/vision/docs/ocr#set-up-your-google-cloud-project-and-authentication
Recommended
% uvx --with 'ocroy[google]' ocroy google_api path/to/image --handle-document
Or install this library and dependencies
% pip install 'ocroy[google]'
Then Run:
% ocroy google_api path/to/image --handle-document
% # OR
% python -m ocroy google_api path/to/image --handle-document
% # OR
% python -m ocroy.recognizers.google_vision_api path/to/image --handle-document
Tesseract
Install
https://tesseract-ocr.github.io/tessdoc/Installation.html
Install this library and dependencies
% pip install 'ocroy[tesseract]'
Then Run:
% ocroy tesseract path/to/image
% # OR
% python -m ocroy tesseract path/to/image
% # OR
% python -m ocroy.recognizers.tesseract path/to/image
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