image = cv2.imread(image_path)
jpeg_image = cv2.imencode(".jpg", image)[1]
data = jpeg_image.tobytes()
As you know cv2 is not working in pythonista.
But I need to make same as above for ocr api.
Is there any way to do that?
https://pyto.app has CV2 https://pyto.readthedocs.io/en/latest/opencv.html
@ccc About Pyto's programmer, she seems to have moved to Switzerland, where you also live. If you know her, could you ask her to give a sample of UI script on Apple Watch (not a complication). Already asked via email and Discord, but no answer. Thanks
@ccc thanks for your suggestion.
I used pyto but that app is not stable.
And I would like to use pythonista.
app is not stable.
Like it crashes or what?
There are crashes.
Anyway I just solved this with pythonista.
I used pil instead cv2
Thanks again.
@Jonathano @ccc agree, a lot
@Jonathano agree. I will move if it makes its editor and interface more user friendly and more stable. also wanna see pythonista can resume its development. I suggest it can change to subscription model