Photograph after each commit (Linux, OSX)
The imagesnap program (OSX) allows you to take photos with a webcam from the command line. For example, it can automatically take a picture of the programmer after each commit to the git repository, just add the following code to
Then the frames are collected in a video program tlassemble .
Under Linux, the command-line imagenap program is easily replaced by the fswebcam utility.
The video is then compiled using avconv .
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.git/hooks/post-commit . #!/usr/bin/env ruby file="~/.gitshots/#{Time.now.to_i}.jpg" puts "Taking capture into #{file}!" system "imagesnap -q -w 3 #{file}" exit 0 Then the frames are collected in a video program tlassemble .
Under Linux, the command-line imagenap program is easily replaced by the fswebcam utility.
#!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use warnings; unless ( -d $ENV{"HOME"}."/.gitpix" ) { mkdir $ENV{"HOME"}."/.gitpix" or die "$!\n"; } my $file="~/.gitpix/pic-".time.".jpg"; print "Saving image from webcam to $file.\n"; system "fswebcam $file" or die "$!\n"; The video is then compiled using avconv .
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/146418/
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