pypylon

The official python wrapper for the pylon Camera Software Suite

https://github.com/basler/pypylon

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The official python wrapper for the pylon Camera Software Suite

Basic Info
  • Host: GitHub
  • Owner: basler
  • License: bsd-3-clause
  • Language: Python
  • Default Branch: master
  • Homepage: http://www.baslerweb.com
  • Size: 22.6 MB
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  • Watchers: 27
  • Forks: 214
  • Open Issues: 320
  • Releases: 0
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camera computer-vision machine-vision
Created almost 8 years ago · Last pushed 8 months ago
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README.md

pypylon

The official python wrapper for the Basler pylon Camera Software Suite.

Background information about usage of pypylon, programming samples and jupyter notebooks can also be found at pypylon-samples.

Please Note: This project is offered with limited technical support by Basler AG. You are welcome to post any questions or issues on GitHub. For additional technical assistance, please reach out to our official Support team.

Build Status

Getting Started

  • Install pylon This is strongly recommended but not mandatory. See known issues for further details.
  • Install pypylon: pip3 install pypylon For more installation options and the supported systems please read the Installation paragraph.
  • Look at samples/grab.py or use the following snippet:

```python from pypylon import pylon

camera = pylon.InstantCamera(pylon.TlFactory.GetInstance().CreateFirstDevice()) camera.Open()

demonstrate some feature access

newwidth = camera.Width.Value - camera.Width.Inc if newwidth >= camera.Width.Min: camera.Width.Value = new_width

numberOfImagesToGrab = 100 camera.StartGrabbingMax(numberOfImagesToGrab)

while camera.IsGrabbing(): grabResult = camera.RetrieveResult(5000, pylon.TimeoutHandling_ThrowException)

if grabResult.GrabSucceeded():
    # Access the image data.
    print("SizeX: ", grabResult.Width)
    print("SizeY: ", grabResult.Height)
    img = grabResult.Array
    print("Gray value of first pixel: ", img[0, 0])

grabResult.Release()

camera.Close() ```

Getting Started with pylon Data Processing

```python from pypylon import pylondataprocessing import os

resultCollector = pylondataprocessing.GenericOutputObserver() recipe = pylondataprocessing.Recipe() recipe.Load('dataprocessingbarcode.precipe') recipe.RegisterAllOutputsObserver(resultCollector, pylon.RegistrationModeAppend); recipe.Start()

for i in range(0, 100): if resultCollector.GetWaitObject().Wait(5000): result = resultCollector.RetrieveResult() # Print the barcodes variant = result["Barcodes"] if not variant.HasError(): # Print result data for barcodeIndex in range(0, variant.NumArrayValues): print(variant.GetArrayValue(barcodeIndex).ToString()) else: print("Error: " + variant.GetErrorDescription()) else: print("Result timeout") break

recipe.Unload() ```

Update your code to pypylon >= 3.0.0

The current pypylon implementation allows direct feature assignment:

python cam.Gain = 42

This assignment style is deprecated with pypylon 3.0.0, as it prevents full typing support for pypylon.

The recommended assignment style is now:

python cam.Gain.Value = 42

To identify the locations in your code that have to be updated, run with enabled warnings:

PYTHONWARNINGS=default python script.py

Installation

Prerequisites

  • Installed pylon For the binary installation this is not mandatory but strongly recommended. See known issues for further details.
  • Installed python with pip
  • Installed CodeMeter Runtime when you want to use pylon vTools and the pylon Data Processing API extension on your platform.

pylon OS Versions and Features

Please note that the pylon Camera Software Suite may support different operating system versions and features than pypylon. For latest information on pylon refer to: https://www.baslerweb.com/en/software/pylon/ In addition, check the release notes of your pylon installation. For instance: * pylon Camera Software Suite 8.1.0 supports Windows 10/11 64 bit, Linux x8664 and Linux aarch64 with glibc version >= 2.31 or newer, macOS Sonoma or newer. * pylon vTools are supported on pylon 7.0.0 and newer. * pylon vTools are supported on pypylon 3.0 and newer only on Windows 10/11 64 bit, Linux x8664 and Linux aarch64. * For pylon vTools that require a license refer to: https://www.baslerweb.com/en/software/pylon-vtools/ * CXP-12: To use CXP with pypylon >= 4.0.0 you need to install the CXP GenTL producer and drivers using the pylon Camera Software Suite setup. * For accessing Basler 3D cameras, e.g. Basler blaze, installation of pylon Camera Software Suite 8.1.0 and the latest pylon Supplementary Package for blaze is required.

Binary Installation

The easiest way to get pypylon is to install a prebuild wheel. Binary releases for most architectures are available on pypi**. To install pypylon open your favourite terminal and run:

pip3 install pypylon

The following versions are available on pypi:

| | 3.9 | 3.10 | 3.11 | 3.12 | 3.13 | |----------------|-----|------|------|------|------| | Windows 64bit | x | x | x | x | x | | Linux x8664* | x | x | x | x | x | | Linux aarch64* | x | x | x | x | x | | macOS x8664** | x | x | x | x | x | | macOS arm64** | x | x | x | x | x |

Additional Notes on binary packages: * () The linux 64bit binaries are manylinux231 conformant. This is roughly equivalent to a minimum glibc version >= 2.31. :warning: You need at least pip 20.3 to install them. * (*) macOS binaries are built for macOS >= 14.0 (Sonoma)

Installation from Source

Building the pypylon bindings is supported and tested on Windows, Linux and macOS

You need a few more things to compile pypylon: * An installation of pylon SDK for your platform * A compiler for your system (Visual Studio on Windows, gcc on linux, xCode commandline tools on macOS) * Python development files (e.g. sudo apt install python-dev on linux) * swig 4.3 * For all 64bit platforms you can install the tool via pip install "swig==4.3"

To build pypylon from source: console git clone https://github.com/basler/pypylon.git cd pypylon pip install .

If pylon SDK is not installed in a default location you have to specify the location from the environment * on Linux: export PYLON_ROOT=<installation directory of pylon SDK> * on macOS: export PYLON_FRAMEWORK_LOCATION=<framework base folder that contains pylon.framework>

Development

Pull requests to pypylon are very welcome. To help you getting started with pypylon improvements, here are some hints:

Starting Development

console python setup.py develop This will "link" the local pypylon source directory into your python installation. It will not package the pylon libraries and always use the installed pylon. After changing pypylon, execute python setup.py build and test...

Running Unit Tests

NOTE: The unit tests try to import pypylon...., so they run against the installed version of pypylon. console pytest tests/....

Known Issues

  • For USB 3.0 cameras to work on Linux, you need to install appropriate udev rules. The easiest way to get them is to install the official pylon package.

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  • Name: Basler
  • Login: basler
  • Kind: organization
  • Email: oss@baslerweb.com

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pypi.org: pypylon

The python wrapper for the Basler pylon Camera Software Suite.

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