A command-line interface (CLI) tool for accessing and managing Scematics API resources. This tool provides an interactive way to work with Scematics projects, uploads, annotations, and more.
pip install scematics-cli
To upgrade to the latest version:
pip install --upgrade scematics-cli
To completely reinstall the package:
pip uninstall scematics-cli -y
pip install scematics-cli
After installation, you can launch the tool with:
scematics-cli
When you start the application, you'll be prompted to choose your authentication method:
Please choose your authentication method.
Choose option (1: Login with credentials, 2: Use API key) [1/2] (1):
Once authenticated, you'll see the main menu with these options:
| # | Command |
|---|---|
| 1 | List All Projects |
| 2 | Get Project Details |
| 3 | Upload Images (Local to App) |
| 4 | Export Annotations |
| 5 | Import Annotations |
| 6 | Upload Media (Local/Cloud to App) |
| 7 | Logout |
| q | Quit |
Displays all your projects with basic information including:
Retrieves and displays detailed information about a specific project:
+----------------------------------------+
| Project Details |
+----------------------------------------+
| Project Name | exampleprojects |
| Project ID | exampleprojects097 |
| Description | Annotations |
| Progress | 75% |
| Total Images | 1330 |
| Completed Images | 1000 |
+----------------------------------------+
Opens the upload submenu with multiple upload options:
| # | Option |
|---|---|
| 1 | Upload Images (Single/Multiple) |
| 2 | Upload Image Folder (Project-wise) |
| 3 | Upload with Tags (Local Images) |
| b | Back to Main Menu |
Uploads files directly to an existing project.
Required input:
Example folder structure:
/home/user/images/
├── image1.jpg
├── image2.png
├── image3.jpeg
└── image4.tiff
Creates new projects based on folder names and uploads images from those folders.
Required input:
Example folder structure:
/home/user/main-folder/
├── folder1/
│ ├── image1.jpg
│ ├── image2.png
│ ├── image3.jpeg
│ ├── image4.bmp
│ ├── photo1.tiff
│ └── sample_image.gif
├── folder2/
│ ├── image1.jpg
│ ├── image2.png
│ ├── image3.jpeg
│ ├── image4.bmp
│ ├── photo1.tiff
│ └── sample_image.gif
└── folder3/
├── image1.jpg
├── image2.png
├── image3.jpeg
├── image4.bmp
├── photo1.tiff
└── sample_image.gif
In this case, three projects will be created named "folder1", "folder2", and "folder3", each containing its respective images.
Uploads files using folder names as tags.
Required input:
Example folder structure: Same as folder-wise upload, but folder names are used as tags for the images instead of project names.
Exports annotations from a project.
Required input:
Imports annotations into a project.
Required input:
Uploads both images and videos from either your local system or supported cloud storage (S3, GCP, Azure).
Sub-options:
| # | Option |
|---|---|
| 1 | Upload Folder (Images/Videos from Local) |
| 2 | Quick Upload (Local to App) |
| 3 | Upload from Cloud Storage (S3, GCP, Azure) |
| b | Back to Main Menu |
Uploads a structured folder of images or videos from your machine.
For uploading one-off files quickly without complex folder structure.
Uploads data from supported cloud storage (like S3, GCP, Azure) using your access credentials.
Example folder structure:
Main Folder (e.g., test)
├── [UUID-subfolder1]
│ ├── examplenames.mp4
│ └── examplenames.json
├── [UUID-subfolder2]
│ ├── examplenames.mp4
│ └── examplenames.json
└── ...
Logs out the current user session.
Please choose your authentication method.
Choose option (1: Login with credentials, 2: Use API key) [1/2] (1):
Username: user@example.com
Password: ********
Login successful!
Starting application...
After selecting "Folder-wise Project Upload", provide the main folder path:
Enter the path to the main folder: /home/user/main-folder/
The system will:
If you encounter any issues:
For support, please contact info@scematics.io
FAQs
A CLI tool for managing file uploads
We found that scematics-cli 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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