camera-ui-test

A plugin for camera.ui that allows you to extend the functionality of your camera system.

Setup Development Environment

1. Make sure you have Node.js 20.x or later installed
2. Install dependencies as described below

Install Development Dependencies

Install Node dependencies:
``bash
npm install
`

For Python plugins, also install Python dependencies:
`bash
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -r requirements.dev.txt
`

Note: Create a virtual environment for Python plugins to avoid conflicts with system packages.

Update package.json

Open the package.json and customize the following attributes:

- name - Must be prefixed with camera-ui- or @username/camera-ui- (e.g., camera-ui-motion or @john/camera-ui-motion)
- displayName - The user-friendly name shown in the camera.ui interface
- description - A short description of your plugin's functionality
- author - Your name and email address
- homepage - Link to your plugin's README.md
- repository.url - Link to your GitHub repository
- bugs.url - Link to your GitHub issues page

Set private to false when you're ready to publish.

Config Schema

The plugin configuration is defined in config.schema.json. This schema defines the configuration options available to users.

Example schema:
`json
{
"schema": {
"items": {
"type": "object",
"title": "Remove Models",
"opened": true,
"properties": {
"model": {
"type": "string",
"title": "Model",
"description": "Model to use for object detection",
"required": true,
"store": false,
"defaultValue": "yolov9m_320 - FP16",
"enum": [
"yolo3-tinyu - INT8",
"yolo3-tinyu_320 - INT8",
"yolo3-tinyu - FP16",
"yolo3-tinyu_320 - FP16",
"yolov5nu - INT8",
"yolov5nu_320 - INT8",
"yolov5mu - INT8",
"yolov5mu_320 - INT8"
]
}
},
"buttons": [
{
"label": "Remove",
"onSubmit": "onRemove"
}
]
}
}
}
`

Bundle Plugin

To create a production bundle of your plugin:

`bash
npm run bundle
`

This will:
1. Run code quality checks (if enabled)
2. Build the source code
3. Copy required files
4. Create a distributable bundle.zip

The bundled plugin will be available in the bundle directory.

Watch For Changes and Build Automatically

// TODO

Customize Plugin

$3

The main entry point is src/index.ts (or src/index.js). Here you can define your plugin's functionality:

`typescript
import type { BasePlugin, LoggerService, PluginAPI } from '@camera.ui/types';

export default class SamplePlugin implements BasePlugin {
constructor(logger: LoggerService, api: PluginAPI) {
...
}
}
`

$3

The main entry point is src/main.py. Example:

`python
from camera_ui_python_types import (
BasePlugin,
LoggerService,
PluginAPI,
)

class SamplePlugin(BasePlugin):
def __init__(self, logger: LoggerService, api: PluginAPI):
...

def __main__():
return SamplePlugin
`

Publish Package

When your plugin is ready for release:

1. Make sure all tests pass and the bundle builds successfully
2. Choose the appropriate publishing command:
`bash
# For alpha releases
npm run publish:alpha

# For beta releases
npm run publish:beta

# For stable releases
npm run publish:latest
``

The CLI will guide you through version selection and publishing.

Best Practices

1. Version Management
- Use semantic versioning (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH)
- Start with alpha/beta releases for testing
- Document breaking changes

2. Code Quality
- Enable and use the provided linting tools
- Write clear documentation
- Include usage examples

3. Configuration
- Provide sensible defaults
- Validate user input
- Document all options

4. Testing
- Test with different camera.ui versions
- Verify all configuration options
- Test error handling

5. Performance
- Minimize dependencies
- Optimize resource usage
- Handle cleanup properly

Useful Links

- camera.ui Documentation
- Plugin Development Guide
- JSON Schema Documentation
- Node.js Documentation
- TypeScript Documentation
- Python Documentation