Documents recognition as easy as reading two bytes.
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Add Regula Forensics, Inc. maven repository to repositories section in your build.gradle,
and declare client as regular dependency.
repositories { maven { url = uri("https://maven.regulaforensics.com/RegulaDocumentReaderWebClient") } } dependencies { implementation("com.regula.documentreader:webclient:5.+") }
Performing request:
byte[] imageBytes = readFile("australia_passport.jpg"); var image = new ProcessRequestImage(imageBytes, Light.WHITE); var requestParams = new RecognitionParams() .withScenario(Scenario.FULL_PROCESS) .withResultTypeOutput(Result.STATUS, Result.TEXT, Result.IMAGES); RecognitionRequest request = new RecognitionRequest(requestParams, List.of(image)); var api = new DocumentReaderApi(); RecognitionResponse response = api.process(request);
Parsing results:
var status = response.status(); var docOverallStatus = status.getComplete() == CheckResult.OK ? "valid" : "not valid"; var docOpticalTextStatus = status.getDetailsOptical().getText(); var docNumberField = response.text().getField(DOCUMENT_NUMBER); var docNumberMrz = docNumberField.getValue(Source.MRZ); var docNumberMrzValidity = docNumberField.sourceValidity(Source.MRZ); var docNumberMrzVisualMatching = docNumberField.crossSourceComparison(Source.MRZ, Source.VISUAL);
You can find a more detailed example in example folder.