JustMotion/setup.sh

#!/bin/sh
apt update -y
apt install -y pkg-config
apt install -y cmake
apt install -y make
apt install -y g++
apt install -y wget
apt install -y unzip
apt install -y git
apt install -y ffmpeg
apt install -y gstreamer1.0*
apt install -y libavcodec-dev
apt install -y libavformat-dev
apt install -y libavutil-dev
apt install -y libswscale-dev
apt install -y libgstreamer1.0-dev
apt install -y x264
apt install -y libx264-dev
apt install -y libilmbase-dev
apt install -y libopencv-dev
apt install -y qtbase5-dev
apt install -y apache2
Compile and installation method updates created setup, build and install scripts to make it easier and convenient to compile and install the application from source. no plans distribute pre-compiled binaries because it's just so much easier to guarantee the application will actually work in the target machine when compiled by the target machine. 2022-09-17 09:53:52 -04:00			`#!/bin/sh`
v1.5.t1 Decided to switch using opencv's builtin pixel diff motion detection via absdiff and thresh. Doing this should increase efficiency instead of using the home brewed pixel loops and threads. Added a web interface of sorts by having html files output along with the video clips. These files are designed to link together with the assumption that the output directory is a web root like /var/www/html that apache2 uses. The interface is crude at best but at least allow playback of recorded footage. Added max_clips config variable that can limit the amount of motion events that can recorded to storage on a single day. 2022-12-04 15:13:39 -05:00			`apt update -y`
v1.5.t7 Moved logging out of it's own loop, hopefully this fixes the issue with it not outputting all log lines. recLoop() and detectLoop() will now update logs synchronously. The setup.sh script will now include gstreamer and pkg-config. This should help fix opencv video-io format support. 2022-12-11 21:00:53 -05:00			`apt install -y pkg-config`
v1.5.t13 Added the ability change the video codec via the config file. Changed the install script to now install the application in the /opt directory and then symm link to /usr/bin. Doing this allowed me to create a run script to start the application and enable the OPENCV_VIDEOIO_DEBUG parameter for opencv. This should make it easier to diagnose video-io issues with opencv. Updated the README documentation with all of the changes done to the application since v1.5. 2022-12-18 10:25:46 -05:00			`apt install -y cmake`
			`apt install -y make`
			`apt install -y g++`
			`apt install -y wget`
			`apt install -y unzip`
			`apt install -y git`
			`apt install -y ffmpeg`
			`apt install -y gstreamer1.0*`
			`apt install -y libavcodec-dev`
			`apt install -y libavformat-dev`
			`apt install -y libavutil-dev`
			`apt install -y libswscale-dev`
			`apt install -y libgstreamer1.0-dev`
			`apt install -y x264`
			`apt install -y libx264-dev`
v2.0.t1 Completely reformed the internal workings of the application code. I brought back multi-threaded functions so there is now 5 separate threads for different tasks. recLoop() - this function calls ffmpeg to begin recording footage from the defined camera and stores the footage in hls format. It is designed to keep running for as long as the application is running and if it does stop for whatever reason, it will attempt to auto re-start. upkeep() - this function does regular cleanup and enforcement of maxDays maxLogSize and maxEvents without the need to stop recording or detecting motion. detectMo() - this function reads directly from recLoop's hls output and list all footage that has motion in it. motion detection no longer has to wait for the clip to finish recording thanks to the use of .ts containers for the video clips. this makes the motion detection for less cpu intensive now that it will now operate at the camera's fps (slower). eventLoop() - this function reads the motion list from detectMo and copies the footage pointed out by the list to an events folder, also in hls format. schLoop() - this function runs an optional user defined external command every amount of seconds defined in sch_sec. this command temporary stops motion detection without actually terminating the thread. It will also not run the command at the scheduled time if motion was detected. Benefits to this reform: - far less cpu intensive operation - multi-threaded architecture for better asynchronous operation - it has support for live streaming now that hls is being used - a buff_dir is no longer necessary 2023-03-05 16:07:07 -05:00			`apt install -y libilmbase-dev`
v1.5.t13 Added the ability change the video codec via the config file. Changed the install script to now install the application in the /opt directory and then symm link to /usr/bin. Doing this allowed me to create a run script to start the application and enable the OPENCV_VIDEOIO_DEBUG parameter for opencv. This should make it easier to diagnose video-io issues with opencv. Updated the README documentation with all of the changes done to the application since v1.5. 2022-12-18 10:25:46 -05:00			`apt install -y libopencv-dev`
v3.0.t1 Completely re-written the project to use the QT API. By using Qt, I've open up use of useful tools like QCryptographicHash, QString, QByteArray, QFile, etc.. In the future I could even make use of slots/signals. The code is also in general much more readable and thread management is by far much easier. General operation of the app should be the same, this commit just serves as a base for the migration over to QT. 2023-05-15 15:29:47 -04:00			`apt install -y qtbase5-dev`
v1.5.t13 Added the ability change the video codec via the config file. Changed the install script to now install the application in the /opt directory and then symm link to /usr/bin. Doing this allowed me to create a run script to start the application and enable the OPENCV_VIDEOIO_DEBUG parameter for opencv. This should make it easier to diagnose video-io issues with opencv. Updated the README documentation with all of the changes done to the application since v1.5. 2022-12-18 10:25:46 -05:00			`apt install -y apache2`