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Example for using opencv4nodejs with express.js and docker.


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opencv-express

This is an example of how to use opencv4nodejs in your web apps with express.js or any other serverside node.js framework. A minimalistic docker image is provided with opencv-3.2 and contrib-3.2 + node.js environment set up (nodemon and opencv4nodejs globally installed).

Build the image:

docker-compose build

Run:

docker-compose up

Docker image:

~353mb (compressed size: ~124mb)

  • ubuntu: 16.04
  • nodejs: v6.11.3
  • npm: v3.10.10
  • nodemon: 1.12.1
  • opencv4nodejs: 2.1.0

Set up your own image:

If you want to build your own docker image or use a different OpenCV version, you can pull one of the OpenCV 3.x base images: https://hub.docker.com/u/justadudewhohacks/.

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Last updated on 03 Oct 2017

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