@anyline/anyline-js

AnylineJS

Anyline is a mobile OCR SDK, which can be customized to scan all kinds of numbers, characters, text and codes.

AnylineJS is a standalone Anyline version for the browser.

Visit js.anyline.com for an official demo of AnylineJS.

Supported Usecases

• Vehicle identification number (VIN),
• shipping container (Horizontal and Vertical),
• Barcode,
• Serial number,
• license plate,
• MRZ,
• EHIC (eCard),
• german ID front,
• austrian, german and UK drivers licenses
• meter scanning

Content

• anyline.js: Main lib to self-host AnylineJS
• anylinejs: Contains the files needed to self-host AnylineJS
• demo: Contains AnylineJS implementation examples
• LICENSE: The Third Party License Agreements
• README: Information about the repository

Documentation

API documentation

For full documentation visit: https://documentation.anyline.com/toc/platforms/javascript/index.html

To test Anyline download the Example Sheets with testing material: https://anyline.com/samples

Install

npm install @anyline/anyline-js

Usage

1. Copy the content of anylinejs to your webserver. In some cases you need to configure your webserver to serve data and wasm.gz files.

AnylineJS has to be served from a web server that supports HTTPS.

1. Import AnylineJS

import { init } from '@anyline/anyline-js;

Alternatively you can also directly import anyline.js using a script tag:

<script src="anyline.js"></script>

This will expose anylinejs to the window scope:

const { init } = window.anylinejs;`

1. Initialize AnylineJS

const anyline = init({
  preset: 'meter', // id, ocr, ehic, ...
  license: 'enter_your_license_key_here',
  // html container where anylineJS should be mounted to
  element: document.getElementById('root'),
  // location of the data files from step 1 (can also be an https link)
  anylinePath: '../anylinejs',
});

1. Start scanning

anyline.startScanning().catch(console.error);

1. Handle the scan result

anyline.onResult((data) => {
  console.log(data)
});

Try it locally

npm run demo

Visit http://127.0.0.1:8080/demo.

or

npm run demo:network

In this case the HTTPS server uses a self-generated certificate so you might need to bypass the security measures of your browser. With a proper test-license issued for your internal ip-address you can test it on other devices on the network (i.E. for smartphone testing).

The license included in the demo only allows AnylineJS to run on 127.0.0.1 and localhost

Typescript support

You can access the types by importing the Types object

import { Types } from '@anyline/anyline-js;

Main-thread version (not recommended)

The main-thread version is currently in beta and can be downloaded here (You can try to use it as a fallback for older devices):

Download link -- https://js.anyline.com/beta/37.0.1_main/anylinejs.zip
CDN link -- https://js.anyline.com/beta/37.0.1_main/anyline.js

Available links:

Worker Demo link -- https://js.anyline.com/release/37.0.1/demo/index.html
Worker Archive link -- https://js.anyline.com/release/37.0.1/anylinejs.zip
Worker CDN link -- https://js.anyline.com/release/37.0.1/anyline.js

Main Demo link -- https://js.anyline.com/beta/37.0.1_main/demo/index.html
Main Archive link -- https://js.anyline.com/beta/37.0.1_main/anylinejs.zip
Main CDN link -- https://js.anyline.com/beta/37.0.1_main/anyline.js