Adds a Flask UI interface for running DarkPlate#11
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Adds a Flask UI interface for running DarkPlate#11malikudit wants to merge 4 commits intostephanecharette:masterfrom
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A simple Flask wrapper for running DarkPlate. Allows user to upload videos from a UI, and see license plate recognition results in real-time.
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This is a cool concept, but better off as a third-party extension |
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I build a simple Flask wrapper for running DarkPlate with a UI. It has two screens - one that allows the user to click an "upload video" button and browse the computer for videos to pick, and one that uses SocketIO to display the results that DarkPlate spits out. The uploaded videos are stored locally for now, in the static/ directory.
Can be run with
python3 app.py.