mirador-cv

Mirador Node.js Client

npm install mirador-cv

Node.js client for the mirador API

Installation

The client is available via npm:

# save into your package.json file
npm install mirador-cv --save

Usage

Overview

Methods

• classifyUrls(url, [url...], function (errors, results) {})
• classifyFiles(filename, [filename...], function (errors, results) {})
• classifyBuffers(buffer, [buffer...], function (errors, results) {})
• classifyDataUris({ id: 'id', data: 'data:image/jpg;base64,...'},..[datauri request objects], function (errors, results) {})
• classifyCanvass({ id: 'canvas-id', data: $('canvas')[0] },..., function (errors, results) {})

Input

• url, filename, Buffer object - these will get a default ID (see below)
• { id: 'request-id', data: url|filename|Buffer } - specify an ID, will be attached to response

Response Objects

MiradorResponse

• MiradorResponse#id (string, number) - the ID (default or specified) for the image
• MiradorResponse#value (float - 0.0-1.0) - the likelyhood of the image being unsafe (for setting custom threshold)
• MiradorResponse#safe (boolean) - whether or not image is safe

Classifying URL(s)

var MiradorClient = require('mirador').MiradorClient,
    client = new MiradorClient('your_api_key');


// classify 3 urls
// you can either pass in urls and a callback, or a list of urls and a callback
client.classifyUrls('http://demo.mirador.im/test/baby.jpg', 'http://demo.mirador.im/test/sfw.jpg', function (err, results) {

});

// -- equal to --
client.classifyUrls(['http://demo.mirador.im/test/baby.jpg', 'http://demo.mirador.im/test/sfw.jpg'], function (err, results) {

  if (err) {
    throw err;
  }

  for(var id in results) {

    // id is the url in this case, because you didn't specify..
    console.log(id, results[id].value, results[id].safe);

  }

  console.log(results['http://demo.mirador.im/test/baby.jpg']);

});

// you can also specify an id for each image you pass in
client.classifyUrls([{ id: 'baby', data: 'http://demo.mirador.im/test/baby.jpg'}], function (err, results) {

  if (err)
    throw err;

  // you can reference by the id you passed in
  console.log(results.baby, results.baby.safe);

});

Classifying Files by Name

The method signature and results for classifying files is the same as by urls:

client.classifyFiles('myimage.jpg', 'coolpix.jpg', function(err, results) {

  // results have the filename as the id by default
  console.log(results['myimage.jpg'])  

});

// or.. specify an id
client.classifyFiles([{ id: 'coolpix', data: 'coolpix.jpg' }], function (err, results) {

  // the id is now 'coolpix'
  console.log(results.coolpix);

});

Classifying Image Buffer objects

You can also classify image buffers with classifyBuffers, same API as previous methods, just using buffers:

var myImage = fs.readFileSync('coolpix.jpg');

client.classifyBuffers(myImage, function (err, results) { 

  // since it's a buffer and we have nothing to go off of, the id
  // becomes the index in the list of buffers passed in
  console.log(results[0]);

});

client.classifyBuffers([{ id: 'coolpix', data: myImage }], function (err, results) {

  // really preferred; now you can keep track a lot more easily
  console.log(results.coolpix);

});

Testing

Tests are in test/test.js, written with nodeunit. Supply an API Key and run:

MIRADOR_API_KEY=your_api_key nodeunit test/test.js

# or using npm
MIRADOR_API_KEY=your_api_key npm test

Support/Questions

Please submit any bugs/feature requests through github, or email support [at] mirador.im