node-double-take

Double Take wrapper in Node.js

Unofficial Node.js Wrapper for Double Take Facial Recognition by Shinobi Systems (https://shinobi.video)

All HTTP API Requests seen in the Double Take Documentation should work with this wrapper.

For each available function you can find their possible parameters in the Double Take documentation.

Double Take documentation : https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/1013188/TzsWuAa8#intro

Initialize Wrapper

const apiHost = 'http://localhost:3000'
const doubleTake = require('node-double-take')

const {
    authPost,
    authPasswordPost,
    authPasswordPatch,
    authTokens,
    authTokensPost,
    authTokensDelete,
    cameraCamera,
    config,
    configPatch,
    configSecrets,
    configSecretsPatch,
    configTheme,
    configThemePatch,
    filesystemFolders,
    filesystemFoldersNamePost,
    filesystemFoldersNameDelete,
    logger,
    loggerDelete,
    match,
    matchDelete,
    proxy,
    recognize,
    recognizeTest,
    recognizeUploadPost,
    statusConfig,
    storageLatestFilename,
    storageMatchesFilename,
    storageTrainDelete,
    storageTrainNameFilename,
    train,
    trainIdPatch,
    trainAddNamePost,
    trainRemoveNameDelete,
    trainRetrainName,
    trainStatus,
    apiRequest,
    uploadFile,
} = doubleTake(apiHost);

Simple API Calls with apiRequest. First Parameter is the target, Second are the options.

Example of /auth

const authResponse = await authPost({
    password: 'password',
})

Example of /recognize/upload with file buffer.

const fileBuffer = fs.readFileSync(filePath);
const file = {
   fileData: fileBuffer,
   fileName: 'example.jpg',
}
recognizeUploadPost(file).then((data) => {
    console.log(data)
})

Example of /recognize/upload with createReadStream.

const file = {
   fileData: fs.createReadStream(filePath),
   fileName: 'example.jpg',
}
recognizeUploadPost(file).then((data) => {
    console.log(data)
})

Example of /config/theme

const themePatchResponse = await configThemePatch({
    "ui": "bootstrap4-dark-blue",
    "editor": "nord_dark"
})