signag/raspi-cam-srv

This system is a web-based control interface for Raspberry Pi cameras, providing comprehensive management of camera hardware, media, and automated capture sequences. It enables users to configure camera settings, view live and recorded media, and manage complex trigger-based workflows. The application also exposes system status and allows direct interaction with GPIO devices and system commands.

8 changes.

This period focused on significantly expanding the web interface with new pages for live control, media management, and system information. The work introduced comprehensive camera configuration tools, an image and video viewer with batch operations, and a detailed information dashboard, all styled with the W3.CSS framework.

6 changes.

This period focused on operationalizing the application through automated installation scripts, systemd service configurations, and explicit dependency management. Concurrently, the web interface was significantly expanded to support dual-camera streaming and new management tools for photo series and trigger conditions.

A new template for the image viewer page has been added, providing a grid view of photos and videos with thumbnail previews. Users can now select individual or multiple items using checkboxes, and perform batch actions including deleting selected files, downloading selected files, and selecting or deselecting all items. The interface also includes controls to filter by camera source, date range, and quick navigation buttons for 'Today' and 'All' media.

raspiCamSrv/templates/images · high confidence

A new 'Information' page has been added to the web interface, providing users with a centralized view of system status and configuration. The page displays hardware and OS details (Raspberry Pi model, board revision, kernel, and Debian version), process and server information (including Gunicorn, Python, Flask, libcamera, Picamera2, OpenCV, and other libraries), and active streaming clients. The layout uses w3.css for styling and includes navigation tabs for System, Cameras, and Camera Properties, with a dropdown for sensor modes.

raspiCamSrv/templates/info · medium confidence

New systemd service files have been added to the config directory to manage the application as a background service. This includes a basic Flask service (raspiCamSrv.service) and a Gunicorn-based service (raspiCamSrv\_gunicorn.service) that configures the application to run with 6 threads and a timeout of 0, ensuring the service restarts automatically on failure.

config · high confidence

Added new shell scripts to automate the installation, configuration, and removal of the raspiCamSrv service. The installer (install\_raspiCamSrv.sh) detects the Raspberry Pi model and OS variant, configures the Gunicorn WSGI server, and sets up systemd services for both user and system contexts. The uninstaller (uninstall\_raspiCamSrv.sh) safely removes the service, stops the process, and cleans up the installation directory.

scripts · high confidence

The raspiCamSrv module now includes full support for configuring and controlling GPIO devices (such as buttons, sensors, and LEDs) via the new gpioDevices and camCfg modules, allowing users to manage hardware inputs and outputs directly from the server. Additionally, a new console interface has been added, enabling authenticated users to execute system commands and trigger predefined actions through the web interface.

raspiCamSrv · high confidence

A new main.html template has been added to the raspiCamSrv, introducing a comprehensive user interface for managing photo series. This interface allows users to create, select, start, pause, continue, and remove series, as well as download them. The UI supports different series types including Timelapse, Exposure, and Focus Stack, and includes status indicators and action buttons for each series.

raspiCamSrv/templates/photoseries · high confidence

A new 'Trigger' page has been added to the web interface, providing a centralized location to configure trigger conditions and associated actions. The page features a tabbed navigation structure allowing users to manage Control, Triggers, Actions, Trigger-Actions, Motion, Camera, Notification, Events, and Calendar settings. This includes enabling motion detection triggers, configuring video and photo capture actions, and setting up event-based triggers with corresponding actions.

raspiCamSrv/templates/trigger · high confidence

A new main configuration template has been added, introducing a tabbed interface for managing camera settings. Users can now navigate between Tuning, AI Configuration, Live View, Photo, Raw Photo, and Video configuration panels. The interface includes a sync aspect ratio control and a link to online help documentation.

raspiCamSrv/templates/config · high confidence

The Live page now features a dedicated Direct Control panel for adjusting camera settings in real-time. Users can fine-tune focus (including autofocus modes and focal distance), exposure (time, value, and gain), and color gains via sliders and dropdowns. The main Live view also displays placeholders for video and photo recording states, and the interface supports both Raspberry Pi and USB cameras, with controls dynamically shown or hidden based on camera capabilities.

raspiCamSrv/templates/home · high confidence

The application's static assets now include the W3.CSS 5.02 library, which provides a comprehensive set of CSS classes for layout, typography, and form elements. This change updates the visual presentation of the user interface, replacing previous styling methods with the W3.CSS framework.

raspiCamSrv/static · high confidence

The application introduces new templates for the login, password change, and registration pages. These templates are built with W3.CSS classes (e.g., w3-container, w3-input, w3-button) to style the forms. The login page includes fields for username and password. The password change page adds fields for the old password and a new password confirmation. The registration page includes fields for username and password.

raspiCamSrv/templates/auth · high confidence

The application now includes a dedicated media viewer for displaying images and videos in a full-screen, black-background layout. The base template has been updated to use the W3.CSS framework, and the header now displays the application version, the current user's username, active camera information, and the host name. Additionally, the header includes a 'Save Changes' button that triggers a POST request to /store\_config and reloads the page.

raspiCamSrv/templates · medium confidence

The webcam template has been completely rewritten to support a dual-camera setup, allowing users to view and control both a primary and a secondary camera stream simultaneously. The new interface includes a navigation bar with tabs for 'Web Cam', 'Multi-Cam', 'Camera Calibration', and 'Stereo-Cam' views. It exposes configuration options for each camera's photo and video settings, and provides direct links to the MJPEG video feeds for both cameras.

raspiCamSrv/templates/webcam · high confidence

The project now includes a requirements.txt file that defines the Python dependencies for the application, including Flask (version 3), Gunicorn, RPi.GPIO, gpiozero, numpy, matplotlib (less than 3.8), flask-jwt-extended, psutil, requests, munkres, and rpi\_hardware\_pwm.

(dependencies) · medium confidence

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• CAI 36 → 41 (+5.3)
• Rubric changed (rubric-2026.08.19 → rubric-2026.09.15) — scores are not directly comparable.

• Code Health 46 → 74 (+28.5)
• Architecture 100 → 95 (-4.9)
• Maturity 55 → 55 (+0.3)
• Readiness 18 → 23 (+4.8)
• Security 74 → 81 (+7.6)
• Accessibility 43 → 43 (+0.1)

• Dependency hygiene not measured — dependency manifest found but not parsed for hygiene
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• Dependency hygiene PARTLY measured — Python dependencies read, no exact pin to grade for currency
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