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Get the breed of a dog from an image using Microsoft's what-dog.

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  • what-dog

This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (what-dog) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

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Get the breed of a dog from an image using Microsoft's what-dog.

{
  "isDog": true,
  "breed": "Norfolk Terrier",
  "about": "Spirited, small but sturdy, feisty yet sweet personality"
}

Install

$ npm install --save what-dog

Usage

const whatDog = require('what-dog');

whatDot('http://imgur.com/B7a15F5.jpg');
    .then(doggyData => {
        console.log(doggyData);
    })

//=> {
       isDog: true,
       breed: 'Norfolk Terrier',
       about: 'Spirited, small but sturdy, feisty yet sweet personality'
     }

API

whatDot(imageUrl)

imageUrl

Type: string

Url to the image. Must be on a public server that Microsoft's servers can download to determine the caption.

Returns a promise for the doggy data.

doggy data

{
  isDog: true,
  breed: 'Norfolk Terrier',
  about: 'Spirited, small but sturdy, feisty yet sweet personality'
}

Notes

  • Requires Node 4 or newer.
  • Powered by What-Dog, a free service provided by Microsoft.
  • If you like this, you can read more at https://www.microsoft.com/cognitive-services.
  • This node module was not created by Microsoft.
  • I would consider this module "for testing only" - I do not recommend using in a production system.
  • Microsoft: I made this because I am a fan of the technology. If there are any problems, or you want to use this package name, I'm happy to discuss.

License

MIT © Dylan Greene