Download Eyegrade

Latest stable release:

The latest stable release is Eyegrade 0.7. The recommended way of installation, depending on your operating system, is:

There is no support for Mac OS/X yet. Volunteers for finding and documenting how to install it on that platform are welcome.

If you are trying Eyegrade for the first time, you may want to go through the quick start guide.

Checksums

On Windows, you can verify the checksum of the installer from a command-line console by entering the following command:

certUtil -hashfile eyegrade-setup-0.7.exe SHA512

On Linux, run:

sha512sum eyegrade-0.7-bin-linux.tar.gz

SHA-512 checksums:

9fced8d2e67eae6a977eb7f4749d2788af19d08eeaab5585f649b131dbc7a5e623252ccc6e5b006e97e82596f190548149ef07887aeb4f7ffd0dfb85f8043eb0  eyegrade-setup-0.7.exe
a9fd990ee44a8c80bf7e2644a4e1a7be040f7faa82c58a746192f3759101af333fb1e503a53efc1cbb7bc4f13d585fdfcb945f5017fe8aa8123b2e20e6aad6d7  eyegrade-0.7-bin-linux.tar.gz

Installation through pip:

If you are familiar with the Python ecosystem, you can try to get Eyegrade from PyPI instead. Install Python 2.7, OpenCV 2.4 (including its Python bindings) and PyQt4. Then, run:

pip install eyegrade

Note: on Debian and Ubuntu systems Python 2.7 should be installed by default, and you can get OpenCV and PyQt by installing the packages python-opencv and python-qt4.

License:

Eyegrade is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 3 or any later version.

Source code repository:

The source code repository is available at GitHub. To download it through git:

git clone https://github.com/jfisteus/eyegrade.git

In order to run the program from its sources, you'll need Python 2.7, OpenCV 2.4 (including its python bindings) and PyQt4 (master branch) or PyQt5 (development branch).

Contribute!

Want to contribute? You can contribute or contact me through the github page of Eyegrade.