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Library containing utilities to read and parse a stream, live or recorded, retrieved from Shift.
The stream is in the OSEF format (Open SErialization Format): it's an Outsight-defined serialisation binary format used to encode data streaming out of Shift. It is based on TLV-encoding.
For the full documentation, see: Developer documentation.
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Install from PyPi using pip:
pip install osef
Open and parse an osef file or stream:
import osef
osef_path = "path/to/my/file.osef"
# or osef_path="tcp://192.168.2.2:11120"
for frame_dict in osef.parse(osef_path):
print(frame_dict)
Additional parameters:
first
/last
: the first and the last frame to parseauto_reconnect
: enable parser auto_reconnection (default: True
)real_frequency
: If False, parse data as fast as your computer can. If True, process the data as the same pace as the real time stream from Shift (default: False
)lazy
: If lazy, the dict only unpack the values when they are accessed to save up resources (default: True
)To find more code samples, see Outsight Code Samples repository.
FAQs
Osef python library.
We found that osef 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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