You wait ages for a release, and 2 come along at once...
This one is awesome. It adds prebuilt binaries, so you don't need to build opencv for the common platforms.
Many many thanks to @edgarsilva for awesome work here, and http://hybridgroup.com/ for hosting the binaries
- Support for node 0.12
- Camera Calibration Functions from @queuecumber
- Fix for Nan 1.5.1 from @IMGNRY
- More build fixes from @scanlime
- Matrix crop prototype from @dbpieter
- Many fixes from @madshall
Thanks to everyone that contributed!
Ok, let's do a proper semver release :)
The big news in this release is that thanks to some amazing work by @kaosat-dev, node-opencv now works with node 0.11.
There's also some general tidying up, including the examples by marcbachmann
Thanks all!
Matrix constructors, and contour access from @oskardahlberg and @emallson.
Many updates from the community, thank you to all.
Especially: @oskardahlberg, @salmanulhaq, @jcao75, @psayre23, @jhludwig , @coolblade, @ytham, @morganrallen and anyone I inadvertantly missed.
Lots more opencv functions added, and bugfixes from a large number of contributors. Thanks to all of them!
- Allow args for
HoughLinesP
by @clkao in #112 matchTemplate
andminMaxLoc
by @ytham in #108- updated
blockingWaitKey
by @hybridgroup in #98
( missing description... )
- V Early support for face recognition - API is likely to change. Have fun!
- API Change: VideoCapture.read now calls callback(err, im) instead of callback(im)
- Matrix clone()
- NamedWindow Support
- Bug Fixes
- ImageStream becomes ImageDataStream, and new ImageStream allows multiple images to be streamed as matrices, for example, with an object detection stream.
- @ryansouza improved documentation
- Correcting matrix constructor (thanks @gluxon)
- @Michael Smith expanded Contours functionality.
Thanks all!
- Bug Fixes
- @Contra added code that allows thickness and color args for ellipse
- Camshift Support
- @jtlebi added bindings for erode, gaussianBlur, arcLength, approxPolyDP, isConvex, cornerCount
- @gluxon added bindings for inRange
Thanks everyone!
- toBuffer can now take a callback and be run async (re #21)