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document-processing-cleaner

v0.2.9

Published

πŸ“„ react-document-cleaner A React hook-based utility for processing document images in the browser using DeepLab (TensorFlow.js) and OpenCV.js. This tool segments paper-like regions, applies masks, deskews, and extracts the clean document for use in OCR,

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Readme

πŸ“„ react-document-cleaner A React hook-based utility for processing document images in the browser using DeepLab (TensorFlow.js) and OpenCV.js. This tool segments paper-like regions, applies masks, deskews, and extracts the clean document for use in OCR, analysis, or archival.

✨ Features

βœ… DeepLab segmentation using TensorFlow.js

βœ… In-browser OpenCV.js post-processing

βœ… Auto masking and document region extraction

βœ… Deskewing and perspective transformation

βœ… Debug image inspection support

Example Usage

Check out the live demo to see how it works.

πŸ“¦ Installation

install with npm

npm install react-document-cleaner

or with yarn

yarn add react-document-cleaner

πŸš€ Quick Start

  1. Load the DeepLab model
import { loadDeepLabModel } from 'react-document-cleaner';

const model = await loadDeepLabModel();
  1. Use OpenCV loader hook
import { useOpenCVReady } from 'react-document-cleaner';

const isOpenCVReady = useOpenCVReady();
  1. Use the document processor hook
import { useDocumentProcess } from 'react-document-cleaner';

const {
  originalImage,
  processedImage,
  debugImages,
  isProcessing,
  fileInputRef,
  handleImageUpload,
  processImage,
  setOriginalImage
} = useDocumentProcess(model, isOpenCVReady);
  1. Build your UI
<input type="file" ref={fileInputRef} onChange={handleImageUpload} />
<button onClick={processImage} disabled={!model || !isOpenCVReady || isProcessing}>
  Process Document
</button>

{originalImage && <img src={originalImage} alt="Original" />}
{processedImage && <img src={processedImage} alt="Cleaned" />}

{debugImages.map((entry, i) => {
  const [label, url] = entry.split('|');
  return (
    <div key={i}>
      <strong>{label}</strong>
      <img src={url} alt={label} />
    </div>
  );
})}

πŸ” Under the Hood loadDeepLabModel: Loads a pretrained DeepLab model.

useOpenCVReady: Loads OpenCV.js and tracks when it's ready.

useDocumentProcess: Handles uploading, segmenting, masking, deskewing, and returning cleaned images.

πŸ“ Output originalImage: Base64 of the uploaded image

processedImage: Cleaned, deskewed base64 image

debugImages: Array of labeled debug image base64 strings

⚠️ Requirements Runs only in the browser (uses window, , and Image)

Needs OpenCV.js loaded dynamically, handled by useOpenCVReady

Requires TensorFlow.js-compatible environment

πŸ§ͺ Model Classes By default, the DeepLab model looks for document-like classes with IDs:

const paperClassIds = [15, 14, 72]; // typically person, book, paper-like regions