Quick start examples for integrating Banuba SDK on Desktop in C++ apps.

Requirements

Usage

Token

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Banuba SDK Build

To get latest Banuba SDK build follow Releases section in the FaceAR-SDK-desktop-releases repository.

Getting Started

Windows

1. Clone the repository with submodules.

2. Copy bnb_sdk.tar.gz/mac (for Mac OS) or bnb_sdk.zip/bin with bnb_sdk.zip/include (for Windows) into quickstart-desktop-cpp/bnb_sdk dir.

3. Windows only: copy contents of bnb_sdk.zip/resources into quickstart-desktop-cpp/resources.

4. Copy and Paste your client token into appropriate section of quickstart-desktop-cpp/helpers/src/BanubaClientToken.hpp.

5. Generate project files by executing next commands:

   Windows x86 build:

       cd %path_to_repository%
       git submodule update --init --recursive
       mkdir build
       cd build
       cmake -A Win32 ..
   

   Windows x64 build:

       cd %path_to_repository%
       git submodule update --init --recursive
       mkdir build
       cd build
       cmake -A x64 ..
   

6. Previous step will generate Visual Studio project for Windows. Open project in IDE.

7. Select target single-image-processingr or realtime-camera-preview.

8. Run build.

macOS

1. Clone the repository with submodules.
2. Copy bnb_sdk.tar.gz/mac into quickstart-desktop-cpp/bnb_sdk dir.
3. Copy and Paste your client token into appropriate section of quickstart-desktop-cpp/helpers/src/BanubaClientToken.hpp.
4. Generate project files by executing next commands:

       cd %path_to_repository%
       git submodule update --init --recursive
       mkdir build
       cd build
       cmake -G Xcode ..
   

5. Previous step will generate Xcode project for MacOS and Visual Studio project for Windows. Open project in appropriate IDE on your platform.
6. Select target single-image-processing, realtime-camera-preview or videostream-processing.
7. Run build.

Docs

You can find more info here.