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README.md

UNDER CONTRUCTION

Due for Release on Monday, Oct 3, 2016 Tuesday, Oct 4, 2016

Tesseract.js

Tesseract.js is a javascript library that gets words in almost any language out of images. Under the hood, Tesseract.js wraps tesseract.js-core an emscripten port of the Tesseract OCR Engine.

fancy demo gif

Tesseract.js works with script tags, webpack/browserify, and node. Once you've installed it, using it is as simple as

Tesseract.recognize(my_image)
         .progress(function  (p) { console.log('progress', p)    })
         .then(function (result) { console.log('result', result) })

Check out the docs for a full treatment of the API.

Installation

Tesseract.js works with a <script> tag via local copy or cdn, with webpack and browserify via npm, and on node via npm. Check out the docs for a full treatment of the API.