openvino-node
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Use OpenVINO to deploy deep learning models easily in Node.js applications.
OpenVINO™ is an open-source toolkit designed for high-performance deep learning inference. Node.js API provides bindings to subset APIs from OpenVINO Runtime. The Node.js bindings enable JavaScript developers to use the capabilities of OpenVINO in their applications.
Install the openvino-node package:
npm install openvino-node
Use the openvino-node package:
const { addon: ov } = require('openvino-node');
Refer to the complete description of the addon API in the documentation.
See the samples for more details on how to use it.
To use the package in development of Electron applications on Windows, make sure that Desktop development with C++ component from Build Tools for Visual Studio is installed.
You can run the following sample in the browser, no installation is required. Codesandbox is a free online service with limited resources. For optimal performance and more control, it is recommended to run the sample locally.
For more details, refer to the OpenVINO™ JavaScript API Developer Documentation
Contributions are always welcome! Read the Contribution Guide to learn how you can get involved.
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OpenVINO™ utils for using from Node.js environment
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