@switt/react-native-tensorflow-lite
v0.5.8
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Tensorflow Lite for React Native
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react-native-tensorflow-lite
Tensorflow Lite for React Native (Currently iOS only).
Installation
npm install @switt/react-native-tensorflow-lite
Current features
- Documented in Typescript. Seriously, just read the types from there.
- Allow selection of model simply by local file URL (no need to add to compile-time). Was designed to be used with Expo's Asset system (resolve model file URI from Asset.fromModule(...))
- Input type : Image(s)
- Input 1 or multiple images to be run on a Tensorflow Lite model.
- Allow selecting resize mode of the images (fit vs fill)
- Allow specifying crop areas (especially useful when using a previous model to crop out a region of interest)
- iOS :: TensorflowLite with TF Ops enabled (version 2.6.0 - 0.0.1 nightly fails linking due to duplicated symbols. Will update if stable.)
- simply
pod install
and the linker flags are added automatically.
- simply
Usage
import TensorflowLite from "@switt/react-native-tensorflow-lite";
// ...
const imageUris : string[] = ['local_path_to_image_1', 'local_path_to_image_2']
const modelAsset = Asset.fromModule(require('./face_landmark.tflite'));
await modelAsset.downloadAsync();
// Operation is run in batches of files. This is to minimize the number of react native bridge calls.
const results = await TensorflowLite.runModelWithFiles({
model: modelAsset.localUri!,
files: imageUris
});
this.setState({ results });
Contributing
See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.
License
MIT