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This project aim is to generate codes and markers of 1d, 2d, Aruco and Charuco markers.
pip install cm-generator
First, Clone the repository,
git clone git@github.com:code63ReaPer/CM-Generator.git
Next, Install it using pip,
cd CM-Generator
pip install -v -e .
To generate QR Code run the below code,
cmgen generate qrcode --text "hi hello" --width 64 --height 64 --name my_qr.png
To generate Aruco marker,
cmgen generate aruco --m-dict 5x5_100 --id 45 --size 30
To generate Charuco marker,
cmgen generate charuco --m-dict 5x5_1000 --s-vert 5 --s-horz 7 --size 640
To locate codes in the image,
cmgen locate code my_qr.png --save
To locate marker in the image,
cmgen locate marker my_marker.png --m-dict 5x5_1000 --save
To generate codes using python,
from cm_generator import handler
img = handler.QR_gen("qrcode", "hi hello", save=False)
img.save("my_qr.png")
To generate Aruco marker using python,
import cv2
from cm_generator import handler
img = handler.aru_gen(marker_dict="5x5_100", id=25, save=False)
cv2.imwrite("my_qr.png", img)
To generate Charuco marker using python,
import cv2
from cm_generator import handler
img = handler.charu_gen(marker_dict="5x5_100", square_vertical=5, square_horizontal=7, square_length=30, marker_length=15, save=False)
cv2.imwrite("my_qr.png", img)
To locate codes using python,
from cm_generator import handler
res = handler.QR_loc("my_qr.png")
print(res)
To locate Aruco marker using python,
from cm_generator import handler
res = handler.aru_loc("my_marker.png, marker_dict="5x5_1000")
print(res)
This project is licensed under AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE (AGPL-3) license. See the LICENSE file for details.
FAQs
Generate Barcodes and Markers of 1d, 2d, Aruco and Charuco.
We found that cm-generator demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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