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A simple, clean and intuitive full-stack scanner to convert your handwriting, documents, receipts and more to PDFs, so you can download and edit them in apps like MS Word or Google Docs! It is built with Flask and utilizes Googles Cloud Vision machine learning API. It aims to replace the clunky scanners that exist on the internet with a more modern, well designed experience... Without needing you to make an account :D
Kyle B
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Once you ship this you can't edit the description of the project, but you'll be able to add more devlogs and re-ship it as you add new features!
Shipped project and fixed all issues. Notably - Made upload page more intuituve, you have to upload a file to continue
I significantly improved the accuracy of my website. Firstly, the website is MUCH BETTER at converting handwriting since switching models, and runs of the clou, allowing it to be locally, much smaller (and much easier for me to deploy). It also has SIGNIFICANTLY ENHANCED TEXT DETECTION, HANDWRITING DETECTION... Really seems like a finsihed product now.
Finished making the site responsive with media queries for all (or mostly all) devices.
Website is finished! Now Im just scaling it for mobile and adding finishing touches (well - buttons)!
Just added a landing page. I want to make it really cool with animations and stuff. Also added animation to the upload page.
The website at this point is basically finished.
The bugs I stomped on included:
Got dropzone working fully working.
Included a max file upload limit of 1 file
Restricted the file types to only JPEGs, and PNGs, and JPGs
Checked to see if scales properly on iphones.
The last step is adding a download PDF button for the converted file, and making the converted file show up a bit nicer.
Added uniformity to all text fonts. Next steps - Integrate hamburger menu with options like suggestions, collarborate on github...
also need to make max file uploads 1.
and still working on accepted file types
I fixed the issue of files not being able to be uploaded again if the page was reloaded.
Completely overhauled the aesthetic of a website to match the summer of making theme!. Also identified the following bugs:
1. clicking convert button when no files uploaded causes website to crash.
2. Any file format can be uploaded. Not just jpeg or png.
3. More than 1 file can be uploaded. Max files allowed should be 1.
Almost done. After these bugs are resolved, the website should be good for shipping.
Added dropzone for dragging and dropping files. I troubleshooted the issue of dropzone not uploading files to be proccesed by the OCR. Tried making the website look better, however its still a work in progress. My next steps will be improving the aesthetic of a website.
Managed to display the converted text onto the main display page. Still working on making the website more visually appealing though and making the output text more presentable and downloadable.
Finally! I was able to!
1. Got the Flask website working.
2. Delete files after processing so they dont hog storage space.
3. Open the converted text in a new page.
Next steps is to beautify the site, make the converted text appear as a file, that is displayed on the website and can be downloaded.
Created a lightweight Bottle webpage that is currently only running of my Mac. Significantly improved file selector with HTML, instead of relying on TKinter. Now working on returning the selected file to python program to analyze.
I added a TKinter GUI to select an image file to extract text from rather than having to enter a file directory to access the image. Makes it much faster and more efficient for the end user. Next step is getting a simple website running.
Basic setup. Convert a local image file on my computer to text displayed in the output window.