I have a body of C++ code that I have successfully compiled with em++. Many
of the unit tests run. I am unclear now how to achieve my end goal, which
is to use this code in a node/express server that imports
@tensorflow/tfjs-node and utilizes that module to perform Tensorflow
predictions.
I believe the general outline will require that I inject JavaScript code
to load the TensorFlow module, probably using `--pre-js <file>`. If `
*--pre-js*` is correct, what should the contents of `*<file>*` be? One line
should be this:
const *tf* = require('@tensorflow/tfjs-node');
My C++ code will at some point do something like this:
EM_JS(val, loadModel, (string modelUrl), {
return await *tf*.loadGraphModel(modelUrl);
});
val *model* = loadModel("http://...";)
Later in my code I will pass the model and a tensor into another EM_JS
function to do the prediction, but I expect that once I understand the
above I will be able figure out the rest.
How do I arrange for the *tf* module reference to be available within the
EM_JS definition of the loadModel function?
Of course, if there is already some demo somewhere that does something
similar, a link to it may be all that I need. So far I have not found it
after a couple hours of searching.
Thanks.
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