Visionary
Python client library for Google Cloud Vision API
https://cloud.google.com/vision
Install
Library can be installed with pip: pip install visionary
Usage
Usage examples:
from visionary import GoogleCloudVision, LabelDetection, LogoDetection
API_KEY = "dummy_api_key"
client = GoogleCloudVision(API_KEY)
# Ask for logo detection, 10 results max
response = client.annotate("dummy.jpg", LogoDetection())
# Ask for label detection, 3 results max
response = client.annotate("dummy.jpg", LabelDetection(3))
Detection params can be set explicitly:
# 5 results max for logo detection and only one result for label detection
response = client.annotate("dummy.jpg", LogoDetection(5), LabelDetection(1))
First param can be file object:
uploaded_file = open("dummy.jpg")
...
# somewhere later
response = client.annotate(uploaded_file)
Or URL:
response = client.annotate("http://google.com/dummy.jpg")
Client supports multiple images in single annotate call
response = client.annotate(
("dummy.jpg"),
("http://google.com/dummy.jpg"),
("dummy.jpg", LogoDetection(1)),
)
Dealing with response:
if response.ok:
for resp in response.responses:
for i in resp.logo_annotations:
print(i.description)
else:
print(response.error['code'], response.error['message'], response.error['status'])
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