zhmiscellanyocr,
A collection of OCR (image text recognition) functions.
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Introduction
Can be installed with pip install zhmiscellanyocr
The main point of this package is to allow Google's Tesseract OCR engine to be used from within a pyinstaller executable. This is not possible with packages like pytesseract for example.
The git repository for this package can be found here. The docs also look nicer on github.
If you want to reach out, you may add my on discord at @z_h_ or join my server.
Documentation:
zhmiscellanyocr.ocr()
zhmiscellanyocr.ocr(image, config=None)
Takes an image path or a PIL image object and runs local image text recognition and returns the text in the image. Does not use the internet to function.
zhmiscellanyocr.batch_ocr()
zhmiscellanyocr.batch_ocr(images, threads=10, config=None)
Takes a list of image paths or PIL image objects and concurrently runs local image text recognition and returns the text in the image. Does not use the internet to function.
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