Made opencv-python dependency optional (Fixes #45) #46
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(This commit is authored by @abhiTronix) - Moved `opencv-python` dependency from `install_requires` to optional `cv2` namespace in `setup.cfg`. - User can now install `opencv-python` dependency along with `dxcam` using command `pip install dxcam[cv2]`. - Made `cv2` import functionality specific in `NumpyProcessor` class. - Added new `process_cvtcolor` method to isolate `cvtcolor` functionality handling. - Now `cv2` package will imported only if the `color_mode` parameter is defined by user in `NumpyProcessor` class.
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@abhiTronix Thanks for the contribution! It is indeed a good idea to make opencv optional. Merged and I will release shortly. |
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This PR will fix #45 and make
opencv-pythondependency installation optional by, so that User can now installopencv-pythondependency along withdxcamusing commandpip install dxcam[cv2], only when required.