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image-labeler-react

v1.2.3

Published

Image labeler React component. It is used to label image data for object detection task.

Downloads

28

Readme

Image Labeler ( Bounding Box Labeling Tool )

A react component to build image-labeling-tool.

  • Label image with bounding boxes and scene types
  • Scale by wheel and gesture
  • Resize and move bounding boxes easily

screenshot.png

labeler.gif

Usage

npm install image-labeler-react
import React from 'react';
import {Annotator} from 'image-labeler-react';

const App: React.FC = () => {
  return (
    <div className="App">
      <Annotator 
        height={600} 
        width={600} 
        imageUrl={""} 
        asyncUpload={async (labeledData)=>{
            // upload labeled data
        }} 
        types={['A', 'B', 'Cylinder']}
        defaultType={"Cylinder"} />
    </div>
  );
}

export default App;

Shortkeys

|Shortcut Key| Action| |:-----------|:------| | Enter / Space | Upload | | Tab | Switch Mode (Annotate|Move) | | Q | Delete Bounding Box | | + | Zoom In | | - | Zoom Out |

Props

interface Props {
    imageUrl: string,
    height: number, // height of the labeling window
    width: number, // width of the labeling window
    types: Array<string>, // annotation types
    asyncUpload?: (data: any) => Promise<any>, // will be invoked when uploading. you can switch to next image in this callback
    disableAnnotation?: boolean, // default false
    defaultType?: string, // default type, can be empty
    defaultSceneType?: string, // default sceneType, can be empty
    defaultBoxes?: Array<BoundingBox>, // default bounding boxes, can be empty
    showButton?: boolean, // showing button or not, default true
    sceneTypes?: Array<string>, // if provided, the sceneType select box will show up
    className?: string,
    style?: any
}

asyncUpload

asyncUpload will be invoked when clicking Upload button or press Enter.

The structure of param labeledData is

{
  image: this.image.src,
  height: this.image.naturalHeight,
  width: this.image.naturalWidth,
  sceneType?: "undefined when props.sceneTypes is empty",
  boxes: [
    {
      x: 100,
      y: 100,
      w: 10,
      h: 10,
      annotation: 'Cylinder'
    }
  ]
}