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One option is to use a C library or similar. E.g. predict. Via C bindings or something else
I also like the idea of porting the GUI to Python and use the Rust code as a library for the raw image decoding. On Python there are orbit prediction libraries, and further image processing can be done easily. This can create problems on Windows
Right now the best option is to use the relatively unstable Rust library satellite-rs
Notes:
Some libraries automatically download the latest TLE
Allowing to use custom TLE can be useful when decoding images from years ago (by loading old TLE)
Edit:
I'm trying this a bit on the orbit-calculation branch.
Right now the most difficult part is drawing the map. I think the way to go is to draw lines into the image from a shapefile. Useful things I found:
Just wanted to write down some things. I don't know if I'm going to do it someday. If done, the following can be done:
We need a orbit calculation library:
Notes:
Edit:
I'm trying this a bit on the
orbit-calculation
branch.Right now the most difficult part is drawing the map. I think the way to go is to draw lines into the image from a shapefile. Useful things I found:
png
library with image and use line_drawingEdit 2:
Mostly done and merged to master!
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