Camera PI is a module that allow to use the Raspberry PI camera from Node.JS
npm install camerapi
var Camera = require("camerapi");
var cam = new Camera();
By default if you don't specify any file name,it tries to find a folder called pictures inside the module you can set the directory with :
cam.baseFolder('/YOUR_BASE_DIRECTORY');
cam.prepare({"timeout" : 150,
"width" : 2592,
"height" : 1944,
"quality" : 85
}).takePicture();
If you decided to use this type of implementation you can use any parameter, just add it as a key:value attribute.
cam.prepare({"timeout" : 150,
"width" : 2592,
"height" : 1944,
"quality" : 85,
"vflip" : "",
..,
..,
..
}).takePicture();
Or
cam.prepare({"timeout" : 150,
"width" : 2592,
"height" : 1944,
"quality" : 85
}).takePicture("mypicture.jpg");
Or
cam.prepare({"timeout" : 150,
"width" : 2592,
"height" : 1944,
"quality" : 85,
"output" : "mypicture.jpg"
}).takePicture();
Or
cam.prepare({"timeout" : 150,
"width" : 2592,
"height" : 1944,
"quality" : 85
}).takePicture("mypicture.jpg",callback);
function callback(file,error){
//do some fun stuff
}
Or
cam.timeout(150)
.width(1024)
.height(768)
.quality(75)
.opacity(50)
.rotation(180)
.takePicture();
Or
cam.timeout(150)
.width(1024)
.height(768)
.quality(75)
.opacity(50)
.rotation(180)
.takePicture("mypicture.jpg");
Or
cam.timeout(150)
.width(1024)
.height(768)
.quality(75)
.opacity(50)
.rotation(180)
.takePicture("mypicture.jpg", callback);
Or
cam.timeout(150);
cam.width(1024);
cam.height(768);
cam.quality(75);
cam.takePicture();
Resting all settings
cam.reset();
Recording Video
cam.timeout(5000)
.bitrate(3500000)
.framerate(5)
.streamVideo("foo.h264")
.fullscreen()
.recordVideo();
Or
cam.timeout(5000)
.bitrate(3500000)
.framerate(5)
.fullscreen()
.recordVideo("myvideo.h264");
Or
cam.timeout(5000)
.bitrate(3500000)
.framerate(5)
.fullscreen()
.recordVideo("myvideo.h264",callback);
function callback(file,error){
//do some fun stuff
}
So every time you take a picture without filename it creates a file with the current date in the base folder.
For more information about the raspberry pi camera module, see the official documentation
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2014 Leandro Salas
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