Just me and my brother. I don't think anyone else will find it useful. I'm just putting it here because I like the simplicity of the architecture.

To help my brother analyze his footage

A script that scans XML files produced by a Sony camera to provide aggregate data on shoots

Clone this repo, cd into build and run python generate_camera_report_version_0_0_4.py.

• Make it a single file deployable.
• Keep it as simple as possible.
• Use standard libraries when possible, and single file dependencies when not.

For example, as of now the only python dependency is bottle which is injected into the final script, and the only JS dependency is Apex Charts which is similarly injected into the final script.

There is a few line build script that takes the JS files, injects them as inline scripts into an html file, and injects that html file into a python string variable. The build scripts outputs a python file that contains bottle source code, the html string, and a small bottle app. The generated file can then be sent as a single file and run by anyone with python and a browser installed on their computer (easier than ever these days with python being added to the Windows app store). Now you have a UI with all the power a browser gives that can communicate fully with the OS, who needs electron anyway!

I hacked this code together in a few hours. It's chock full of worst practices, global state, confusingly named variables, and - more than likely - juicy bugs .

I lay myself bare.