Nuance SDK in Go

This is a wrapper for the OCR libraries provided by Nuance in their SDK.

The goals are:

1. To enable the OCR SDK features without polluting the Go code with numerous C functions
2. To provide a more task-based API

As a result this package does not exposes the complete Nuance C API but instead condenses many C calls into a few Go methods.

Examples

SetLicence and initialise

n := omnipage.New()
err := n.SetLicense("licence.lcxz", "OEM_CODE")
if err != nil {
    error.Fatal("SetLicense failed:", err)
}

err = n.Init("YOUR_COMPANY", "YOUR_PRODUCT")
if err != nil {
    error.Fatal("Init failed:", err)
}

n.Quit()
n.Free()

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Processes zones

Processes an image (with template) and extracts information from zones.

import github.com/nuveo/nuance/omnipage

n := omnipage.New()

// load the license
err := n.SetLicense("licence.lcxz", "OEM_CODE")
if err != nil {
    fmt.Fatal("SetLicense failed:", err)
}

// initialize the library
err = n.Init("YOUR_COMPANY", "YOUR_PRODUCT")
if err != nil {
    fmt.Fatal("Init failed:", err)
}

// load the template file.
err = n.LoadFormTemplateLibrary("template.ftl")
if err != nil {
    fmt.Fatal("LoadFormTemplateLibrary failed:", err)
}

// loads and processes the image then returns a
// map with the zone marked in the templete.
var ret map[string]string
ret, err = n.OCRImgWithTemplate("sample.tif")
if err != nil {
    fmt.Fatal("OCRImgWithTemplate failed:", err)
}

// echoes the result on the screen
for k, v := range ret {
    fmt.Println("k:", k, "v:", v)
}

// close the library and frees the memory
n.Quit()
n.Free()

Running the tests

At this stage of the development it is necessary to provide your own license files, templates and samples in order to run unit tests.

Installation

First install the 19.2 version of Nuance SDK

Debian Linux example:

dpkg -i nuance-omnipage-csdk-lib64_19.2-15521.100_amd64.deb
dpkg -i nuance-omnipage-csdk-devel_19.2-15521.100_amd64.deb

Then download the package

go get github.com/nuveo/nuance/omnipage
go get github.com/nuveo/nuance/controllers

To activate your licenses use the following command

oplicmgr -c OEM_CODE -N licence.lcxz PRODUCT_KEY1 PRODUCT_KEY2 PRODUCT_KEY3

You will need your license file and your OEM code in all the examples and tests.

Docker

Edit docker-compose.yml update Nuance license and:

docker-compose up --buld

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

Acknowledgments

This project is a wrap to Go of libraries provided in the Nuance SDK