Easy way to integrate OpenCV into your Android project via Gradle.
No NDK dependency needed - just include this library and you are good to go.
- OpenCV Contribution's package naming has been changed to make it as per the naming guideline.
- Old:
opencv:VERSION-contrib - New:
opencv-contrib:VERSION
- Old:
Each versions is available in only OpenCV as well as OpenCV with contributions.
- 4.5.3.0
‼️ - 4.5.2
- 4.5.1
- 4.5.0
- 4.4.0
4.5.3.0 instead of 4.5.3. They are both the same versions, however, 4.5.3 has some runtime issues on some of the Android versions while 4.5.3.0 works fine.
- 3.4.15
- 3.4.14
- 3.4.13
- 3.4.12
- 3.4.5
- 3.4.1
- Add
mavenCentralto your project'sbuild.gradlefile's repositories section if not already present.
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}- Add either the normal or contributions version in the dependencies of your module.
// opencv
implementation `com.quickbirdstudios:opencv:VERSION`
// opencv with contributions
implementation `com.quickbirdstudios:opencv-contrib:VERSION`
}- Initialize OpenCV before using it.
if (!OpenCVLoader.initDebug())
Log.e("OpenCV", "Unable to load OpenCV!");
else
Log.d("OpenCV", "OpenCV loaded Successfully!");- Checkout the Repository. There will be an empty project with placeholder for the opencv source.
- Download the source from your desired release.
- Unzip the folder. The name of the folder will be
opencv_VERSIONoropencv-contrib_VERSION. Copy this folder to the project and keep it at the same level as theappfolder. - Open
settings.gradleand replace the VERSION with the OpenCV version you have downloaded.
// Remove/comment out the one you aren't going to need
include ":opencv_VERSION"
include ":opencv-contrib_VERSION"- Open app/build.gradle and replace the VERSION with the OpenCV version you have downloaded
// Remove/comment out the one you aren't going to need
implementation(project(":opencv_VERSION"))
implementation(project(":opencv-contrib_VERSION"))- Sync and run the project. You should see the screen with the text
OpenCV Loaded Successfully.
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