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Ngx-Webcam

A simple Angular 4+ Webcam-Component - pure & minimal, no Flash-Fallback. Demo

Plug-and-play. This library contains a single webcam-module which can be imported into nearly every Angular 4+ project.

Simple to use. The one component gives you full control and lets you take screenshots via actions and event bindings.

Minimal. No unnecessary Flash-fallbacks, no bundle-size bloating.

Demo

Try out the online Demo.

Features

Webcam live view
Photo capturing (Feature in progress)
Smartphone compatibility (OS must support WebRTC/UserMedia access, like it does on iOS 11.x and Android ??)
Access to front- and back-camera, if multiple cameras exist (Feature in progress)

More features coming soon.

Prerequisites

Runtime Dependencies:

Angular 2.x, 4.x or 5.x
RxJs (Observables, Subjects)

Client:

Current Browser w/ HTML5 and WebRTC/UserMedia support (Chrome >53, Safari >11, Firefox >38, Edge)
Webcam :)
User permissions to access the webcam

Usage

Install the library via standard npm command:

npm install --save ngx-webcam

Import the WebcamModule into your Angular module:

import {WebcamModule} from 'ngx-webcam';

@NgModule({
  imports: [
    WebcamModule
    ...
  ],
  ...
})
export class AppModule { }

Use the WebcamComponent on your pages:

<webcam></webcam>

As simple as that.

Options and Events

Find options and events here soon... // development in progress

Development

Here you can find instructions on how to start developing this library.

Build

Run npm run packagr to build the library. The build artifacts will be stored in the dist/ directory.

Running Unit Tests

Will follow soon.