Upload images or videos with darwin dataset push
$ darwin dataset push my-team/datasetName /path/to/folder/with/images
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The optional --path argument can be used to move the uploaded files into the specified directory.
$ darwin dataset push my-team/datasetName --path animals/cats ./cats/*
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Want to copy over your folder or directory structure? Add -p to your command and you will see the folders mirrored within the dataset. Don't forget to click the folder icon on the top-right to enter directory view.
$ darwin dataset push my-team/datasetName -p /path/to/folder/with/folders/and/images
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You can optionally specify the extraction rate by adding --fps <frame_rate>.
To use the intrinsic frame rate of the video either leave out the fps flag or use --fps native.
$ darwin dataset push my-team/datasetName --fps 15 my_video.mp4
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The optional parameter -e/--exclude argument can be used to indicate file extension/s to be ignored from the data_dir (e.g.: -e .jpg).
Supported extensions
Supported extensions are
.jpg,.jpeg,.png,.jfif,.bmp,.tiffor image files, and.avi,.bmp,.mov,.mp4for video files.