def decode_webcam(self, callback=lambda s: None, device='/dev/video0'):
# create a Processor
proc = zbar.Processor()
# configure the Processor
proc.parse_config('enable')
# initialize the Processor
proc.init(device)
# setup a callback
def my_handler(proc, image, closure):
# extract results
for symbol in image:
if not symbol.count:
self.data = symbol.data
self.data_type = self.data_recognise()
callback(symbol.data)
proc.set_data_handler(my_handler)
# enable the preview window
proc.visible = True
# initiate scanning
proc.active = True
# process one image and exit, otherwise wait indefinetely
proc.process_one()
def read_one_qrcode():
# create a Processor
proc = zbar.Processor()
# configure the Processor
proc.parse_config('enable')
# initialize the Processor
device = '/dev/video0'
if len(argv) > 1:
device = argv[1]
proc.init(device)
# enable the preview window
proc.visible = True
# read at least one barcode (or until window closed)
proc.process_one()
# hide the preview window
proc.visible = False
# extract results
for symbol in proc.results:
# do something useful with results
print 'decoded', symbol.type, 'symbol', '"%s"' % symbol.data
def train(keyid):
all_bars = {}
if os.path.exists('dataset_bar.dat'):
with open('dataset_bar.dat', 'rb') as rf:
all_bars = pickle.load(rf)
print "Please place the ID card near the camera:"
proc = zbar.Processor()
proc.parse_config('enable')
device = '/dev/video0'
proc.init(device)
proc.visible = True
proc.process_one()
result = ''
for symbol in proc.results:
#print 'decoded', symbol.type, 'symbol', '"%s"' % symbol.data
result = symbol.data
all_bars[str(keyid)] = result
with open('dataset_bar.dat', 'wb') as wf:
pickle.dump(all_bars, wf)
print 'Successfully added', keyid, 'to the database!'
def scan_qr(config):
global proc
if not zbar:
raise BaseException("\n".join([
_("Cannot start QR scanner."),
_("The zbar package is not available."),
_("On Linux, try 'sudo apt-get install python-zbar'")
]))
if proc is None:
device = config.get_above_chain("video_device", "default")
if device == 'default':
device = ''
proc = zbar.Processor()
proc.init(video_device=device)
proc.visible = True
while True:
try:
proc.process_one()
except Exception:
# User closed the preview window
return ""
for r in proc.results:
if str(r.type) != 'QRCODE':
continue
# hiding the preview window stops the camera
proc.visible = False
return r.data
def decodecam(dev=None):
state = {}
number = -1
proc = zbar.Processor()
if dev is not None:
proc.init(dev)
else:
proc.init()
proc.visible = True
missing = set()
while True:
proc.process_one()
dats, new_number = handle_decode(proc.results)
if (new_number < 0):
continue
elif number < 0:
number = new_number
elif new_number != number:
raise Exception("Mismatched QR codes")
state.update(dats)
missing = {i for i in range(number + 1)} - set(state.keys())
if missing:
print(" ".join([str(i) for i in missing]))
else:
break
res = "".join([state[i] for i in range(number + 1)])
res = res.ljust(((len(res) + 7) // 8) * 8, '=')
res = base64.b32decode(res)
return base64.b16encode(res[:64]).decode(), bz2.decompress(res[64:])
def read(challenge_code, motor_num):
# create a Processor
proc = zbar.Processor()
# configure the Processor
proc.parse_config('enable')
# initialize the Processor
device = '/dev/video0'
if len(argv) > 1:
device = argv[1]
proc.init(device)
# setup a callback
def my_handler(proc, image, closure):
# extract results
for symbol in image:
if not symbol.count:
# do something useful with results
process_code(symbol.data, challenge_code, motor_num)
proc.set_data_handler(my_handler)
# enable the preview window
proc.visible = True
# initiate scanning
proc.active = True
try:
proc.process_one()
#proc.user_wait()
except zbar.WindowClosed:
pass
def output():
global a
a = 26
print a
# create a Processor
proc = zbar.Processor()
# configure the Processor
proc.parse_config('enable')
# initialize the Processor
device = '/dev/video1'
proc.init(device)
# setup a callback
proc.set_data_handler(jiema)
#print 'time2',time
# enable the preview window
proc.visible = True
# initiate scanning
proc.active = True
try:
proc.user_wait()
except zbar.WindowClosed:
pass
def decode_webcam(device='/dev/video0'):
# create a Processor
proc = zbar.Processor()
# configure the Processor
proc.parse_config('enable')
# initialize the Processor
proc.init(device)
# setup a callback
def my_handler(proc, image, closure):
# extract results
for symbol in image:
if not symbol.count:
data = symbol.data
data_type = data_recognise(data)
callback(symbol.data)
proc.set_data_handler(my_handler)
# enable the preview window
proc.visible = False
# initiate scanning
proc.active = True
try:
proc.user_wait(20)
except zbar.WindowClosed:
pass
def recog():
all_bars = {}
if os.path.exists('dataset_bar.dat'):
with open('dataset_bar.dat', 'rb') as rf:
all_bars = pickle.load(rf)
if len(all_bars) == 0:
return 'No Data'
all_keys = all_bars.keys()
all_values = all_bars.values()
print "Please place the ID card near the camera:"
proc = zbar.Processor()
proc.parse_config('enable')
device = '/dev/video0'
proc.init(device)
proc.visible = True
proc.process_one()
result = ''
for symbol in proc.results:
#print 'decoded', symbol.type, 'symbol', '"%s"' % symbol.data
result = symbol.data
for i in range(len(all_keys)):
if all_values[i] == result:
return all_keys[i]
return 'Not Found'
def scan_qr(config):
global proc
if not zbar:
raise RuntimeError("\n".join([
_("Cannot start QR scanner."),
_("The zbar package is not available."),
_("On Linux, try 'sudo pip install zbar'")
]))
if proc is None:
device = config.get("video_device", "default")
if device == 'default':
device = ''
_proc = zbar.Processor()
_proc.init(video_device=device)
# set global only if init did not raise an exception
proc = _proc
proc.visible = True
while True:
try:
proc.process_one()
except Exception:
# User closed the preview window
return ""
for r in proc.results:
if str(r.type) != 'QRCODE':
continue
# hiding the preview window stops the camera
proc.visible = False
return r.data
def __init__(self,source=0):
# create a Processor
self.proc = zbar.Processor()
# configure the Processor
self.proc.parse_config('enable')
# initialize the Processor
device = '/dev/video'+str(source)
self.proc.init(device)
def startZbar(self):
self.zbarProc = zbar.Processor()
self.zbarProc.parse_config('enable')
self.zbarProc.init('/dev/video1')
self.zbarProc.set_data_handler(BarcodeScanner.barcodeFoundHandler,
self)
self.zbarProc.visible = False
self.zbarProc.active = True
def __init__(self):
self.proc = zbar.Processor()
self.scanner = zbar.ImageScanner()
self.scanner.parse_config('enable')
self.proc.init("/dev/video0")
self.proc.set_data_handler(self.qr_handler)
self.proc.visible = True
#display cam window if True, hide if False
self.proc.active = True
def _init(self):
if not zbar:
return False
try:
proc = zbar.Processor()
proc.init()
except zbar.SystemError:
# Cannot open video device
return False
return True
def on_button_scan_clicked(self, widget):
''' Do the scan, query the database and store the results.
TODO: Need to find better way to enumerate cameras.
TODO: Need to find how to do this on Windoze, gstreamer for both?
TODO: If we already have a book display its location.
'''
## Is there a real scanner attached?
if self.dev:
self.real_scanner()
return
proc = None
db_query = sql()
device = None
buff = self.text_view.get_buffer()
buff.set_text(_("To begin press scan."))
self.text_view.set_buffer(buff)
if system == "Linux":
try:
for i in self.getVideoDevices(): # Get the first found device.
device = i[1]
except:
buff.set_text (_("Cannot find camera on this Operating system."))
self.text_view.set_buffer(buff)
del buff,proc
return ## No video device
elif system == "Windows":
# TODO: Windows camera stuff.
pass
else:
# TODO: Write code for other systems. Others can do this perhaps.
buff.set_text (_("Cannot find camera on this Operating system."))
self.text_view.set_buffer(buff)
del buff,proc
return
# create a Processor
proc = zbar.Processor()
# configure the Processor
proc.parse_config('enable')
buff = self.text_view.get_buffer()
# enable the preview window
try: proc.init(device)
except:
buff.set_text (_("No camera present!"))
self.text_view.set_buffer(buff)
del buff,proc
return
proc.visible = True
# Read one barcode (or until window closed)
if proc.process_one():
logging.info(proc.results)
for symbol in proc.results:
bar = symbol.data
self.add_book(proc, bar)
def func():
proc = zbar.Processor()
proc.parse_config('enable')
device = '/dev/video0'
proc.init(device)
# proc.visible = True
proc.process_one()
proc.visible = False
for symbol in proc.results:
print(symbol.data)
def zbar_decode():
proc = zbar.Processor()
proc.parse_config('enable')
device = '/dev/video0'
# if len(argv) > 1:
# device = argv[1]
proc.init(device)
proc.set_data_handler(my_handler)
proc.visible = 0
proc.active = True
try:
proc.process_one()
except zbar_flag:
pass
def configura_scanner():
prints("configura_scanner")
global scanner, isRasp, msg
msg.put(["Configurando", "Camera"])
# cria um "Processor" do zbar
scanner = zbar.Processor()
scanner.parse_config('enable')
# Processor em video'i'
disp = "/dev/video1"
scanner.init(disp)
if isRasp:
scanner.visible = False
else:
scanner.visible = True
def scan_qr(self):
proc = zbar.Processor()
proc.init()
proc.visible = True
while True:
try:
proc.process_one()
except:
# User closed the preview window
return {}
for r in proc.results:
if str(r.type) != 'QRCODE':
continue
return r.data
def scan_qr(config):
if not zbar:
return
device = config.get("video_device", "default")
if device == 'default':
device = ''
proc = zbar.Processor()
proc.init(video_device=device)
proc.visible = True
while True:
try:
proc.process_one()
except Exception:
# User closed the preview window
return {}
for r in proc.results:
if str(r.type) != 'QRCODE':
continue
return r.data
def rollCall():
try:
f = io.open('lista-' + str(date.today()) + '.csv', 'rt')
linea = f.readline()
while linea != "":
num, lastname, firstname = linea.split(',')
asistanceList.append((num, lastname, firstname))
linea = f.readline()
except IOError:
pass
proc = zbar.Processor()
proc.parse_config('enable')
# initialize the Processor
device = '/dev/video0'
if len(argv) > 1:
device = argv[1]
proc.init(device)
# setup a callback
def my_handler(proc, image, closure):
for symbol in image:
if not symbol.count:
# do something useful with results
#print ('decoded', symbol.type, 'symbol', '"%s"' % symbol.data)
#try:
logReadedCode(symbol.data)
#except ValueError:
#print ("QR incorrecto")
proc.set_data_handler(my_handler)
# enable the preview window
proc.visible = True
# initiate scanning
proc.active = True
try:
proc.user_wait()
except zbar.WindowClosed:
pass
def readQR(password):
results = 'fail'
scanner = zbar.Processor()
scanner.parse_config('enable')
device = '/dev/video0'
if len(argv) > 1:
device = argv[1]
scanner.init(device, False)
# scanner.visible = True
scanner.active = True
try:
scanner.process_one(15)
for symbol in scanner.results:
results = symbol.data
print 'resuls %s' % results
if password == results:
return True
except (zbar.WindowClosed, zbar.SystemError) as e:
pass
return False
return False
def read_barcode():
'''
Read barcode from sorce and return barcode data
Still neds optimization. try:,
'''
try:
proc = zbar.Processor()
proc.parse_config('enable')
device = '/dev/video0'
if len(argv) > 1:
device = argv[1]
proc.init(device)
proc.visible = True
proc.process_one()
proc.visible = False
except:
print "reading barcode:" + bcolors.F + " FAIL " + bcolors.E
return False #returns False, that means error
for symbol in proc.results:
print 'decoded', symbol.type, 'symbol', '"%s"' % symbol.data #just for debuging
return symbol.data
def init_zbar(data_handle, device=r'/dev/video0', show_preview=False):
# create a Processor
proc = zbar.Processor()
# configure the Processor
proc.parse_config('enable')
# configure the prescale
proc.set_prescale(210, 210)
# initialize the Processor, with no display
proc.init(device, show_preview)
# setup a callback
proc.set_data_handler(data_handle)
# disable the preview window
proc.visible = show_preview
return proc
def __init__(self, device='/dev/video0'):
# create a Processor
self.proc = zbar.Processor()
self.data = ''
self.device = device
self.scanner = zbar.Scanner()
# configure the Processor
self.proc.parse_config('enable')
# initialize the Processor
if len(argv) > 1:
self.device = argv[1]
self.proc.init(self.device)
self.proc.set_data_handler(self.my_handler)
# enable the preview window
self.proc.visible = True
# initiate scanning
self.proc.active = True
def qr_code():
#sys.stdout = open ("data.txt", "a")
# create a Processor
proc = zbar.Processor()
# configure the Processor
proc.parse_config('enable')
# initialize the Processor
device = '/dev/video0'
if len(argv) > 1:
device = argv[1]
proc.init(device)
# enable the preview window
proc.visible = True
# read at least one barcode (or until window closed)
proc.process_one()
# hide the preview window
proc.visible = False
# extract results
for symbol in proc.results:
# do something useful with results
# print 'decoded', symbol.type, 'symbol', '"%s"' % symbol.data
# print ('%s' % symbol.data)
#mylcd.lcd_display_string("%s %%" % symbol.data)
data = symbol.data
if data is not None:
return data
else:
print('QRcode não existe')
def leer_qr_desde_video(callback=lambda s: None, device='/dev/video0'):
# create a Processor
proc = zbar.Processor()
# configure the Processor
proc.parse_config('enable')
# initialize the Processor
proc.init(device)
# setup a callback
def my_handler(proc, image, closure):
# extract results
for symbol in image:
if not symbol.count:
callback(symbol.data)
proc.set_data_handler(my_handler)
# enable the preview window
proc.visible = True
# initiate scanning
proc.active = True
try:
proc.user_wait()
except zbar.WindowClosed:
pass
def __init__(self, notify_window, *args, **kwargs):
Thread.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)
self.proc = zbar.Processor()
# self.loop = False
self.notify_window = notify_window
def setUp(self):
self.proc = zbar.Processor()
from sys import argv
import zbar
import paho.mqtt.client as mqtt
import datetime
import time
mqtt = mqtt.Client("python_pub")
mqtt.connect("192.168.1.111", 1883)
ts = time.time()
st = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(ts).strftime('%H:%M:%S')
# create a Processor
proc = zbar.Processor()
# configure the Processor
proc.parse_config('enable')
# initialize the Processor
device = '/dev/video0'
if len(argv) > 1:
device = argv[1]
proc.init(device)
# setup a callback
#def my_handler(proc, image, closure):
# extract results
for symbol in proc.results:
# do something useful with results
print 'DATA', symbol.type, '=', '"%s"' % symbol.data, st