waldema/holmes-web

Holmes web application

Holmes is a software to detect images in another images using JavaCV and OpenCV. https://github.com/waldemarnt/holmes, _(*1)

The Holmes Web, is a good way to make a service to create this images for you using the web, for example, varius websites can use the same holmes web to find images in images using the http protocol., _(*2)

Installation

The Holmes web is a php application created using silex, and very easy to start., _(*3)

Downloading via composer, _(*4)

$ composer require waldema/holmes-web

After download is done, rename your config.yaml.default to config.yaml and configure like this, _(*5)

settings:, _(*6)

holmes-binaries: 'C:\\java\\holmes.jar' //default jar location in your system

default-nest-image: localhost //not implemented yet

result-web-dir: 'http://localhost/holmes-web/images/matches/' //url to access matches folder from browser

debug: true //silex debug boolean

Using

after the installation is done, you can send the image and parameters using a similar url, _(*7)

http://localhost/holmes-web/web/match_images // match_images is the action, _(*8)

Send a post for this url passing this parameters, _(*9)

template: is a big image, _(*10)

nest: is a image to find in the template, _(*11)

width: is the width size of the new image, _(*12)

height: is the height of the new image, _(*13)

preview: is a boolean to show a window with the preview of created image, this preview is opened in the server., _(*14)

After your post done , you will receive a response like this., _(*15)

{
    "data": {
        "url": "http://localhost/holmes-web/images/matches/df08781cc6221daeff1b2d4d03fd63d9.jpg"
    },
    "status": "success"
}

{
    "data": {
    },
    "status": "error"
}

Libs

We use 3 libs to make it happens * Holmes java * bytedeco/javacv * OpenCv, _(*16)