react-native-executorch
Declarative way to run AI models in React Native on device
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Decision brief
React Native Executorch powers on-device AI inference in React Native apps using a declarative approach with ExecuTorch.
Good fit when
- You are developing a React Native application requiring efficient on-device AI inference capabilities.
- Your project includes computer vision tasks or speech processing within a mobile app.
Avoid when
- When the development team lacks expertise in C++ or React Native integration specifics required by Executorch.
- Projects that depend heavily on cloud-based machine learning services for their AI functionalities.
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Install
git clone https://github.com/software-mansion/react-native-executorchSimilar tools
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Overview
A tool that enables developers to integrate various AI functionalities directly within their React Native applications through the use of ExecuTorch, supporting a range of AI tasks such as computer vision and speech processing.
Capability facts
- MCP server
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- Languages
- c++, javascript, typescript
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README
Install the package
yarn add react-native-executorch
License
This library is licensed under The MIT License.
For agents
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