I love the parse_cr3.py script, It was the only way I found that I could easily and quickly extract the images out of my raw files. However I wanted to use it in a cli tool that behaved differently from the parse_cr3 script, specifically less printing and the potential to integrate it into more than just 1 single project. That being said with its current implementation there was not an easy way to accomplish this so I forked the repository and restructured the parse_cr3 into a package with an API for grabbing the images and data from the cr3 file. I think this is a much needed addition so more people can use this tool. Please take a look at my fork and consider merging it into your project.
lclevy
commented
5 years ago
I love the parse_cr3.py script, It was the only way I found that I could easily and quickly extract the images out of my raw files. However I wanted to use it in a cli tool that behaved differently from the parse_cr3 script, specifically less printing and the potential to integrate it into more than just 1 single project. That being said with its current implementation there was not an easy way to accomplish this so I forked the repository and restructured the parse_cr3 into a package with an API for grabbing the images and data from the cr3 file. I think this is a much needed addition so more people can use this tool. Please take a look at my fork and consider merging it into your project.