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Just a PR for reference, but feel free to pull it as is.
Docker allows me to skip having to manage multiple versions of python and libs on my machine.
I also pushed a built docker image to docker hub, so now you can run this without having to setup anything.
if you have
images/input.jpgin the current dir, you can just run:and when the container dies, all of the output is in the
imagesdir :)You can also just run with the default command in the dockerfile, which produces the same as above: