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@alpefe/ozure

v0.2.2

Published

Fujifilm custom recipes over USB PTP: read, edit and install C1-C7, with 126 recipes bundled

Readme

ozure

Read, edit and install Fujifilm custom recipes (C1–C7) over USB PTP, from the terminal. Ships 126 curated recipes (Fuji X Weekly, Osan-Bilgi, Alex Armitage, …) and keeps the same safety rails as the Python package: dry run by default, backup before writing, read-back verification.

npm install -g ozure

ozure connect              # find the camera, list the seven slots
ozure list                 # what is loaded right now
ozure catalogs             # what could be installed
ozure apply kodak-gold-200 --slot C6        # dry run: shows the diff, exit 10
ozure apply kodak-gold-200 --slot C6 --yes  # writes, re-reads and verifies
ozure catalog export       # save the camera's recipes into your own catalog

On the camera, pick USB RAW CONV./BACKUP RESTORE. Windows needs WinUSB on the PTP interface (Zadig, vendor id 04CB); Linux may need a udev rule.

No camera? ozure connect --mock runs against a simulated body.

The npm package is a thin launcher: it runs the prebuilt binary for your platform (ozure-<platform>-<arch>). If that binary is missing and you already have the Python package, it falls back to python -m ozure.

Docs, schema, protocol notes and the agent skill: github.com/AlPeFe/ozure.

MIT.