Add better database structure for tracking errors

[himynamesdave]

The local SQLite database is structured with the following tables

• input
  • id: UUID v4 for input
  • timestamp: time of import
  • cli_mode: selected via CLI
  • cli_input_path: selected via CLI (either directory to images, or video path)
  • cli_extract_fps: selected via CLI
  • cli_keep_extracted_frames: selected via CLI
  • cli_path_to_nadir: selected via CLI
  • cli_size_of_nadir: selected via CLI
  • cli_outlier_speed_meters_sec: selected via CLI
  • cli_max_output_video_secs: selected via CLI
  • cli_output_filepath: selected via CLI
  • cli_upload_to_streetview: selected via CLI
  • output_directory
  • streetview_id
  • streetview_status
  • steetview_error
• video2video (for mode 1)
  • input_id: input ID video linked to
  • id: UUID v4 for video
  • length: extracted via exiftool
  • Width: extracted via exiftool
  • Height: extracted via exiftool
• frames2video (for mode 2, 3, 4)
  • input_id: input ID video linked to
  • id: UUID v4 for video
  • Width
  • Height
  • ProjectionType
  • GPSLatitudeRef
  • GPSLatitude
  • GPSLongitudeRef
  • GPSLongitude
  • GPSAltitudeRef
  • GPSAltitude
  • GPSTimeStamp
  • GPSDateStamp
  • time_secs_to_previous
  • time_secs_to_next
  • distance_km_to_previous
  • distance_km_to_next
  • speed_kmh_to_previous
  • speed_kmh_to_next
  • error_reported

• gsvauth

  • stores oauth key

  Can be done easily with geopy for speed/distance --> https://pypi.org/project/geopy/