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I found the following snippets in your repository. I will now analyze these snippets and come up with a plan.
From looking through the relevant snippets, I decided to make the following modifications:
File Path | Proposed Changes |
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ui.py |
Create ui.py with contents: • Create a new PyQt5 application in the ui.py file. • Create a main window with a menu bar, a toolbar, and a status bar. • Add a QLabel to the main window to display the captured image. • Add a QPushButton to the toolbar to start the screen capture. • Connect the QPushButton's clicked signal to a slot function that starts the screen capture. • In the slot function, use the existing capture_screen function to capture the screen and display it in the QLabel. • Add a QProgressBar to the status bar to show the progress of the text extraction. • Connect the text extraction function to a QThread and update the QProgressBar in the main thread as the text extraction progresses. |
extract.py |
Modify extract.py with contents: • Remove the draw_rectangle function, as it will be replaced by the new UI. • Modify the capture_screen function to return a QImage instead of a cv2 image, as PyQt5 uses QImage to display images. • Modify the extract_text function to emit a signal with the extracted text when it is done. • Modify the main function to start the PyQt5 application instead of waiting for the Print Screen key. |
I have created a plan for writing the pull request. I am now working my plan and coding the required changes to address this issue. Here is the planned pull request:
Modernize the UI of the program
sweep/modernize-ui
Description
This PR modernizes the UI of the program by integrating the PyQt5 framework. The existing OpenCV-based GUI is replaced with a modern and user-friendly interface. The code is refactored to use PyQt5's components for displaying images, handling user interactions, and running long-running tasks without blocking the UI.
Summary
- Added a new file
ui.py
to implement the PyQt5 UI.- Created a main window with a menu bar, a toolbar, and a status bar.
- Added a QLabel to display the captured image.
- Added a QPushButton to start the screen capture.
- Connected the QPushButton's clicked signal to a slot function that starts the screen capture.
- Modified the
capture_screen
function to return a QImage instead of a cv2 image.- Modified the
extract_text
function to emit a signal with the extracted text.- Updated the
main
function to start the PyQt5 application instead of waiting for the Print Screen key.- Removed the
draw_rectangle
function as it is replaced by the new UI.- Added a QProgressBar to the status bar to show the progress of the text extraction.
- Connected the text extraction function to a QThread and updated the QProgressBar as the text extraction progresses.
File | Instructions | Progress | Error logs | |
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ui.py |
Create ui.py with contents: • Create a new PyQt5 application in the ui.py file. • Create a main window with a menu bar, a toolbar, and a status bar. • Add a QLabel to the main window to display the captured image. • Add a QPushButton to the toolbar to start the screen capture. • Connect the QPushButton's clicked signal to a slot function that starts the screen capture. • In the slot function, use the existing capture_screen function to capture the screen and display it in the QLabel. • Add a QProgressBar to the status bar to show the progress of the text extraction. • Connect the text extraction function to a QThread and update the QProgressBar in the main thread as the text extraction progresses. |
✅ Commit 87f1ef7 |
No errors. | |
extract.py |
Modify extract.py with contents: • Remove the draw_rectangle function, as it will be replaced by the new UI. • Modify the capture_screen function to return a QImage instead of a cv2 image, as PyQt5 uses QImage to display images. • Modify the extract_text function to emit a signal with the extracted text when it is done. • Modify the main function to start the PyQt5 application instead of waiting for the Print Screen key. |
✅ Commit e418b08 |
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Cloning into 'pytextsniper'... | ||||
remote: Not Found | ||||
fatal: repository 'https://github.com/pytextsniper.git/' not found | ||||
``` | I have finished coding the issue. I am now reviewing it for completeness. |
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- [X] `ui.py` > • Create a new PyQt5 application in the ui.py file. > • Create a main window with a menu bar, a toolbar, and a status bar. > • Add a QLabel to the main window to display the captured image. > • Add a QPushButton to the toolbar to start the screen capture. > • Connect the QPushButton's clicked signal to a slot function that starts the screen capture. > • In the slot function, use the existing capture_screen function to capture the screen and display it in the QLabel. > • Add a QProgressBar to the status bar to show the progress of the text extraction. > • Connect the text extraction function to a QThread and update the QProgressBar in the main thread as the text extraction progresses. - [X] `extract.py` > • Remove the draw_rectangle function, as it will be replaced by the new UI. > • Modify the capture_screen function to return a QImage instead of a cv2 image, as PyQt5 uses QImage to display images. > • Modify the extract_text function to emit a signal with the extracted text when it is done. > • Modify the main function to start the PyQt5 application instead of waiting for the Print Screen key.