I'm trying to locate software (offline) that will allow me to open an image, draw/edit multiple polygons/lines/shapes on the image (with zoom/pan controls), and then export the coordinates as text (json/xml/etc..)
Once I have an image, and it's associated image map file, I will be writing software that will read both files. My logic will draw within the boundaries specified within the coordinates of the image map, and save a new image with my specified drawing with the boundaries (be it an overlay, or text, etc..).
I've searched high and low, and all I can find are addons for larger programs, such as MATLAB or Tableau. I've found tutorials to draw coords in GIMP, but I don't see where they can be exported. I see talk about GIS/KML or SVG/Canvas, but nothing I'm doing is related to real-world maps, and while SVG appears to have what I need for my purposes (polygons, coords, etc..), I can't seem to find a tool that will do what I want. This is also somewhat related to old-school HTML image maps, but I don't actually need (or want) to output HTML, since I'd have to parse that out for my purposes.
A simple, preferably open-source, offline imagemap generator that can export the coordinates is all I need, but I can't, for the life of me find what I need. I know it exists, and I really don't want to have to write it.. Halp!
Thank you in advance.
