Update Dockerfile for Python3 and newer py/tesseract. #7
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Update cli.py to get it to run on test files. (Unicode fixes.)
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And Issue #6 - python3. Partially. |
BUT browser page in interactive version is eating "<" characters. I had solved that by replacing them before returning output, but that makes a mess of calls from another app. TODO: figure out how to replace in the javascript. I tried wrapping with encodeURI(), but so far no effect.
* Updated README. * Still no luck showing '<' in browser. Fine in JSON though.
* Updated README. * Still no luck showing '<' in browser. Fine in JSON though.
# Conflicts: # README.md
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Update cli.py to get it to run on test files. (Unicode fixes.)
Also fixes Issue #5 - Invalid tesseract URLs.
Treat as Work In Progress -- I've concentrated on Dockerfile and cli.py. So far.