This repository contains multiple samples that demonstrates how to use Dynamsoft Lable Recognizer JavaScript Edition.

User Guide

API Reference

Learn how to get the basic features of the library working with plain/native JavaScript or within a framework like Angular, React or Vue, etc.

1. Hello World: Minimum necessary JavaScript code to get the Lable Recognizer up and running.
2. Read an Existing Image: Recognize labels using images that are stored locally, whether on mobile or desktop.
3. Hello World in Angular: Recognize video stream in an Angular Application from a USB-connected or built-in camera (mobile or desktop).
4. Hello World in React: Recognize video stream in a React Application from a USB-connected or built-in camera (mobile or desktop).
5. Hello World in Vue 2: Recognize video stream in a Vue 2 Application from a USB-connected or built-in camera (mobile or desktop).
6. Hello World in Vue 3: Recognize video stream in a Vue 3 Application from a USB-connected or built-in camera (mobile or desktop).
7. Hello World in Next.js: Recognize video stream in a Next.js Application from a USB-connected or built-in camera (mobile or desktop).
8. Hello World in Nuxt: Recognize video stream in a Nuxt Application from a USB-connected or built-in camera (mobile or desktop).
9. Hello World in Electron: Recognize video stream in a Electron Application from a USB-connected or built-in camera (desktop only).
10. Hello World in PWA: Recognize video stream in a PWA Application from a USB-connected or built-in camera (mobile or desktop).
11. Hello World with RequireJS: Recognize video stream in a simple Application using RequireJS from a USB-connected or built-in camera (mobile or desktop).
12. Hello World with ES6: Recognize video stream in a simple Application using ES6 from a USB-connected or built-in camera (mobile or desktop).

Use cases of the library.

1. Use Templates: In this sample, you can select a specific template and open the camera to recognize the label.

2. Read and Parse MRZ: This sample demonstrates the most popular use case of the SDK which is to read and parse the machine-readable zones (MRZ) usually found on passports, VISAs, etc.

For a more complex sample, check out the source code for the Label Recognizer Demo.

If you have any questions with these samples, feel free to submit an issue or contact us.