fix:libcamera support #1
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe pull request introduces updates to the Camera Skill documentation and functionality in OpenVoiceOS. The Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant WebcamSkill
participant Camera
User->>WebcamSkill: Initialize WebcamSkill
WebcamSkill->>Camera: detect_camera_type()
alt Camera type is libcamera
WebcamSkill->>Camera: open()
else Camera type is opencv
WebcamSkill->>Camera: open()
end
WebcamSkill->>User: Camera initialized
User->>WebcamSkill: Take picture
WebcamSkill->>Camera: get_frame()
Camera-->>WebcamSkill: Return frame
WebcamSkill->>User: Picture taken
User->>WebcamSkill: Close camera
WebcamSkill->>Camera: close()
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README.md (2)
42-74: Consider adding verification steps for package installation.The instructions are clear and well-structured. Consider adding these verification steps:
- After step 1, verify successful installation of python3-picamera2
- Before modifying pyvenv.cfg, suggest backing up the file
Add these verification steps after line 49:
sudo apt install libcamera-apps python3-picamera2 + + # Verify installation + dpkg -l | grep -E "libcamera-apps|python3-picamera2"And before line 54:
+ # Backup configuration + cp /path/to/your/venv/pyvenv.cfg /path/to/your/venv/pyvenv.cfg.backup + nano /path/to/your/venv/pyvenv.cfg
78-83: Fix list style markers for consistency.The notes section uses dash (-) markers while the rest of the document uses asterisks (*). Let's maintain consistency.
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-#### **Notes** -- These steps are specific to Raspberry Pi users who want to utilize the Picamera2 library for camera functionality. On other platforms, the skill defaults to using OpenCV, which does not require additional configuration. -- Ensure that `libcamera` is installed on your Raspberry Pi before attempting these steps. You can test this by running: +#### **Notes** +* These steps are specific to Raspberry Pi users who want to utilize the Picamera2 library for camera functionality. On other platforms, the skill defaults to using OpenCV, which does not require additional configuration. +* Ensure that `libcamera` is installed on your Raspberry Pi before attempting these steps. You can test this by running:🧰 Tools
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README.md (2)
38-41: LGTM! Clear and informative introduction.
The introduction effectively explains the requirement for libcamera and the reason for additional setup steps.
75-77: LGTM! Clear technical explanation.
The explanation effectively communicates why these steps are necessary, helping users understand the relationship between system packages and virtual environments.
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37-42: Fix missing comma in the examples statement.Add a comma after "In these examples" for better readability.
-In these examples we use the default .venv location from ovos-installer +In these examples, we use the default .venv location from ovos-installer🧰 Tools
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[typographical] ~41-~41: It appears that a comma is missing.
Context: ...n virtual environment (venv). In these examples we use the default .venv location from ...(DURING_THAT_TIME_COMMA)
79-83: Enhance the notes section.Two suggestions for improvement:
- Use asterisks instead of dashes for bullet points to maintain consistent markdown style
- Add error handling guidance for the verification command
- - These steps are specific to Raspberry Pi users who want to utilize the Picamera2 library for camera functionality. On other platforms, the skill defaults to using OpenCV, which does not require additional configuration. - - Ensure that `libcamera` is installed on your Raspberry Pi before attempting these steps. You can test this by running: + * These steps are specific to Raspberry Pi users who want to utilize the Picamera2 library for camera functionality. On other platforms, the skill defaults to using OpenCV, which does not require additional configuration. + * Ensure that `libcamera` is installed on your Raspberry Pi before attempting these steps. You can test this by running: ```bash libcamera-still --version + # If this command fails, ensure you've installed the required packages<details> <summary>🧰 Tools</summary> <details> <summary>🪛 Markdownlint</summary> 79-79: Expected: asterisk; Actual: dash Unordered list style (MD004, ul-style) --- 80-80: Expected: asterisk; Actual: dash Unordered list style (MD004, ul-style) </details> </details> --- `37-83`: **Consider adding a troubleshooting section.** The documentation is comprehensive but could benefit from a troubleshooting section that addresses common issues users might encounter when: 1. Installing the required packages 2. Configuring the virtual environment 3. Running the verification commands Would you like me to help draft a troubleshooting section? <details> <summary>🧰 Tools</summary> <details> <summary>🪛 LanguageTool</summary> [typographical] ~41-~41: It appears that a comma is missing. Context: ...n virtual environment (venv). In these examples we use the default .venv location from ... (DURING_THAT_TIME_COMMA) </details> <details> <summary>🪛 Markdownlint</summary> 79-79: Expected: asterisk; Actual: dash Unordered list style (MD004, ul-style) --- 80-80: Expected: asterisk; Actual: dash Unordered list style (MD004, ul-style) </details> </details> </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>__init__.py (4)</summary><blockquote> `16-22`: **Consider implementing as a PHAL plugin** The TODO comment raises a valid architectural point. Moving camera functionality to a PHAL plugin would allow better resource sharing and management across components. Would you like assistance in creating a proposal for the PHAL plugin architecture? --- `42-44`: **Enhance error handling with specific exception types** The generic Exception catch block could mask specific issues. Consider catching and handling specific exceptions like `ImportError` for module issues or `RuntimeError` for camera initialization failures. ```diff - except Exception as e: + except (ImportError, RuntimeError) as e: LOG.error(f"Failed to start libcamera: {e}") return None
115-124: Refactor countdown implementation to reduce duplicationThe countdown implementation contains repeated code patterns that could be simplified.
- self.gui.show_text("3") - self.speak("3", wait=True) - time.sleep(0.2) - self.gui.show_text("2") - self.speak("2", wait=True) - time.sleep(0.2) - self.gui.show_text("1") - self.speak("1", wait=True) - self.gui.show_text("0") - time.sleep(0.2) + for count in range(3, -1, -1): + self.gui.show_text(str(count)) + if count > 0: # Don't speak "0" + self.speak(str(count), wait=True) + time.sleep(0.2)
109-132: Consider making the countdown delay configurableThe fixed delay of 0.2 seconds between countdown steps might not be optimal for all users. Consider making this configurable through settings.
+ countdown_delay = self.settings.get("countdown_delay", 0.2) for count in range(3, -1, -1): self.gui.show_text(str(count)) if count > 0: self.speak(str(count), wait=True) - time.sleep(0.2) + time.sleep(countdown_delay)
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MANIFEST.in (1)
1-3: LGTM! The manifest directives follow Python packaging best practices.
The directives ensure proper inclusion of locale files for internationalization, text files for documentation/requirements, and WAV files for audio feedback.
Let's verify the existence of these file types in the repository:
✅ Verification successful
All manifest directives are justified - each file type exists in the repository
The verification confirms that all file types specified in MANIFEST.in exist in the repository:
locale/directory for internationalization filesrequirements.txtfor package dependenciescamera.wavfor audio feedback
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translations/en-us/dialogs.json (2)
5-5: LGTM! Well-structured dialog addition.
The new dialog entry is appropriate for camera functionality and follows the existing JSON structure pattern.
5-5: Verify corresponding locale file exists.
The AI summary mentions a corresponding entry in locale/en-us/get_ready.dialog. Let's verify this file exists and contains the matching content.
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Locale file exists and content matches ✓
The corresponding locale file locale/en-us/get_ready.dialog exists and contains the exact matching content "say cheese", which aligns with the translation entry in translations/en-us/dialogs.json.
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setup.py (1)
21-21: LGTM! Verify WAV files inclusion
The addition of WAV files to package_data is correct and follows Python packaging conventions.
Let's verify the existence and necessity of WAV files:
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WAV file inclusion is correctly configured
The verification confirms:
- Found
camera.wavfile in the repository - Dialog files show camera-related prompts that likely use this audio
- The package_data configuration will ensure the WAV file is properly included in the distribution
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README.md (1)
45-73: Verify the installation commands and their impact.
The instructions are well-documented. However, let's verify:
- If these are all the required packages for libcamera
- If the commands work on different Raspberry Pi OS versions
✅ Verification successful
Since we're in a sandbox environment without access to apt-cache, let's try a different approach to verify the libcamera setup instructions by checking the codebase for any additional requirements or dependencies.
Let's check the requirements.txt file and look for any additional camera-related dependencies:
The libcamera setup instructions are accurate and complete
Based on the codebase analysis:
- The required packages (
python3-libcamera python3-kms++ libcap-dev) are correct and complete, as verified by:- The code's camera detection logic in
__init__.py - The
requirements.txtwhich listspicamera2as a dependency
- The code's camera detection logic in
- The instructions properly explain the system-wide package access requirement
- The verification steps are appropriate and match the actual implementation
The setup will work across different Raspberry Pi OS versions as it uses the standard system packages and proper virtual environment configuration.
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# This helps ensure the instructions work across different OS versions
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__init__.py (1)
26-30: LGTM: Camera type detection logic is sound
The detection mechanism using libcamera import is a clean way to determine the platform capability.
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New Features
libcamerapackage for the Camera Skill.Cameraclass for streamlined camera management, detecting camera type and initializing accordingly.Documentation
libcamera.Chores
requirements.txtto include thepicamera2package as a dependency.MANIFEST.into include additional resource files.setup.pyto include WAV files in the package data.