socr VS divine

self hosted screenshot OCR and aggregation server https://github.com/sentriz/socr

if it works how i think it does, this could be really nice to cook up some infographics in a css framework like tailwind. then make some svgs for a github readme

for example i made this one[1] with tailwind but i just ended up taking a png screenshot

[1] https://github.com/sentriz/socr/blob/master/.github/socr.png

https://github.com/geometor

The GEOMETOR initiative is on a mission to explore the architecture of all that is.

I am building a suite of Python libraries for modeling, rendering, and analyzing classical geometric constructions of points, lines and circles to discern patterns in logic and nature.

With SymPy under the hood, geometor.model allows for scripting sequential constructions that automatically discovers intersection points and prevents duplication of elements. https://github.com/geometor/model

With the power of MatPlotLib, geometor.render bring tools for plotting and animating the constructions. https://github.com/geometor/render

A key interest of mine, and primary motivation for the GEOMETOR initiative, is the study of the Golden Ratio. The geometor.divine project is developing tools for discovering and analyzing golden sections within constructions. https://github.com/geometor/divine

The rigorous environment of geometor.model provides a geometric assembly language. In geometor.elements, I am planning to build a model that has all of Euclid's propositions as a functional hierarchy.

It's a work in progress. I have done a major refactoring over the last few months and am pretty happy with the current architecture. Hoping to publish model and render soon on PyPI.

Last year, I put together a status video on the project and reviewed some of the investigations into the Golden Ratio: https://youtu.be/IOKgXb6Kce0

Github is the place to connect - start a message on any of the discussion boards.

~ phi