XMP Library for Ruby [closed] - ruby

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Can anyone recommend an open source Ruby library for adding XMP metadata to JPEG images?

MiniExiftool, which is just a wrapper around the Exiftool command-line app, is the only open-source one I know of.
There's a commercial library called Chilkat, but I do not have experience with it, being that it is commercial.

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Since OpenCV is quite widely used I'd probably have a look at Ruby/OpenCV.
Edit: I just remembered an interesting blog post about OpenCV in Ruby from a couple of month ago, this should get you up to speed with the lib:
http://jeffkreeftmeijer.com/2011/pure-ruby-colored-blob-detection/
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