MarsRover.io backend pipeline for processing not done on AWS
In other words, this is the processing done on our personal servers and then pushed up to AWS on a regular basis.
See the LICENSE file for full license text.
Copyright 2018 nmrossomando and camdenmil
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this code except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License here or in the LICENSE file of this repository.
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- Python 3 (Yes, 3. Python 2 is going to be dead very soon...)
- Python Requests
- Python AWS SDK, boto 3
- Python OpenCV bindings, python-opencv (
sudo pip3 install opencv-python)- The above will also install numpy, if it isn't already installed.
marsrover-pipeline expects a config file in the user's home directory named .marsroverio.
It is a JSON file containing system-specific paths for the pipeline. Example config:
{
"manifest_path" : "/path/to/metadata/dir/",
"images_path" : "/path/to/images/dir/"
}
Each file in the repository is self-testing. Because of Python's limitiations on imports when running a file directly, however, you must run each, as a module, from the root directory. example:
marsrover-pipeline $ python3 -m metadata.manifest