This project implements the openalpr library for detecting plates, for generating reports and analyse multiple types of results from the plates.

These instructions will give you a guideline of how you can use the library and basically how it spects the input values.

For you to run this commands you will have to install 5 other things:

• openalpr - The library that we will use to detect the plates
• Python 3.6 - This is the python version we are currently using
• Arrow - Used for dates and times
• openpyxl - Used for creating the excel reports

We have multiple options for running the report generator for example

python main.py --file filepath --opcion --noDel jsonData --report date time --dev/--prod channel

• --file/--folder the type of read you want to execute
• filepath the place where we have our tests
• --opcion we have multiple options for this one
  • --text create's a .txt file with the report data
  • --log this will print the log on the terminal
• --noDel/--del delete video flag
• jsonData send ''
• --report this flag will tell the program to sort the videos by code, date, schedule
• --dev/--prod this flag will tell the program to create different types of reports
• channel this flag will tell over what name of channel we will be storing the video results

For generating the plate report use:

python reportGenerator.py --folder --reportType  --dev/prod path

• --folder the folder with the sorted results
• --reportType can be (--Early_Morning/--Morning/--Afternoon/--Night)
• --dev/prod will generate diferent types of reports
  • --dev will generate a report with the cars and not cars with the result report
  • --prod will only generate the result report
• path the place where we have our tests

when you want to use the file images like png, jpeg, bmp install the dependence -- pip install pillow

• openpyxl documentation
• openpyxl tutorial

• Miguel Angel Porras - Initial work - Magmarx

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details