I would like to implement a similar process in my project, where I can upload a PNG image of an OMR sheet and receive the scanned results in JSON format, as demonstrated on this page. Could you kindly provide me with a cURL command that mimics this process? Specifically, I need:
A cURL command to upload a PNG image of the OMR sheet.
The process to receive the JSON response with the recognized OMR data.
I believe this will streamline the integration of your API into our system, and any additional guidance or examples you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your assistance, and I look forward to your response.
@varun0709
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At the current moment, all Aspose OMR products works only with templates generated by itself - see Template lifecycle.
Scan web application works only with templates generated by Create web application.
For creation of a more complex templates, there is a Designer web app, which can be recognized by a on-premise library
For a cUrl solution we have Aspose OMR Cloud.
There is a free 150 API calls per month.
In attachement I have prepared a sample.7z (450,9 КБ) of cUrl calls to generate and recognize templates.
Please note that:
After signing up you can create a pair of client_secret and client_id.
This is an authentication pair, which is used in “1-get-auth.bat”
Result of this call is a Bearer Token that must be used in “auth.txt”.
Images and .omr layout files are encoded using base64 algorithm.
Provided sample is for Windows OS. UNIX will have different escape sequences and parameters layouts.