.watchers.add

Registers one or more areas to watch with Lampix.
Arguments
...watchers (Watcher[]) Comma separated watcher objects or one level deep arrays of watcher objects.
Returns
(Promise<RegisteredWatcher[]>): A promise that fulfills with a list of RegisteredWatcher objects, equal in length to the number of watcher objects provided to the function
Example
import lampix from '@lampix/core';
​
const draw = (recognizedObject) => {
  // Drawing amazing effects
};
​
const watcher = {
  name: 'DepthClassifier',
  shape: lampix.helpers.rectangle(0, 0, window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight),
  onClassification: (recognizedObjects) => {
    recognizedObjects.forEach(draw);
  }
};
​
lampix.watchers.add(watcher)
  .then((registeredWatchers) => {
    console.log(registeredWatchers.length); // 1
  });
Notes
If the method receives arrays, it will concatenate them into a single array that will be sent to Lampix. The promise will be resolved with a single array of watchers, in the same order that they were added. For instance:
import lampix from '@lampix/core';
​
const draw = (recognizedObject) => {
  // Drawing amazing effects
};
​
const watcher = {
  name: 'DepthClassifier',
  shape: lampix.helpers.rectangle(0, 0, window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight),
  onClassification: (recognizedObjects) => {
    recognizedObjects.forEach(draw);
  }
};
​
const otherWatchers = {
  {
    // ...
  },
  {
    // ...
  }
}
​
lampix.watchers.add(watcher, otherWatchers)
  .then((registeredWatchers) => {
    console.log(registeredWatchers.length); // 3
    console.log(registeredWatchers); // registered watchers corresponding to watcher, otherWatchers[0] and otherWatchers[1], in this order
  });
RegisteredWatcher
.watchers.remove
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