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github.com/danielelkington/vue-camera-gestures
Let users control your Vue app using AI, their camera, and gestures of their choice in just 1 line of HTML!
npm i vue-camera-gestures --save
Register the component globally
import CameraGestures from 'vue-camera-gestures'
Vue.component('camera-gestures', CameraGestures)
<camera-gestures @fancyGesture="doSomething()"></camera-gestures>
This will prompt the user to train and verify a 'Fancy Gesture'. When they perform this gesture the doSomething()
method will be called.
The name and number of the events is completely configurable - subscribe to as many as you need.
To find out how to customize the component further, check out the docs.
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