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react-instascan

v1.0.0

Published

A React port of the Instascan lib

Downloads

31

Readme

React Instascan

Port of Instascan library to React

Build Status Codacy Badge Codacy Badge npm version MIT license

Warning

This library is using instascan-umd instead of instascan as a per-dependencie. If you're upgrading for newer verions you must install istascan-umd.

Installing

npm

npm install react-instascan react instascan-umd --save

yarn

yarn add react-instascan react instascan-umd

Using unpkg CDN

<script type="application/javascript" src="https://unpkg.com/react-instascan/dist/main.js"></script>

Requirements

To use this library you need at least:

  • react >= 16
  • instascan-umd >= 1

Using it

Importing

React Instascan exposes two Components: Cameras and Scanner.
With ESModules:

import { Cameras, Scanner } from "react-instascan";

or with CommonsJS:

const { Cameras, Scanner } = require("react-instascan");

The "Cameras" component with a render prop and will fetch for the available cameras on your device.
The Scanner Component receives as props the camera and a VideoHTMLElement as child element. Then it will call the onScan listener when reading a code. Other event types are also available (check the API table):

<Cameras>
  {cameras => (
    <div>
      <h1>Scan the code!</h1>
      <Scanner camera={cameras[0]} onScan={onScan}>
        <video style={{ width: 400, height: 400 }} />
      </Scanner>
    </div>
  )}
</Cameras>

Scanner properties

| name | type | description | |-------------------|-------------------|---------------------------------------------------| | camera | object | Camera object returned by <Camera /> | | options | object | Same options from Instascan.Scanner| | stop | boolean | If stop is true the camera stops and vice-versa | | onScan | function | Emitted when a QR code is scanned using the camera in continuous mode | | onStart | function | Called when camera is active and scanning has started | | onStop | function | Called when camera and scanning have stopped | | onActive | function | Emitted when the scanner becomes active as the result of stop becoming false or the tab gaining focus | | onInactive | function | Emitted when the scanner becomes inactive as the result of stop becoming true or the tab losing focus |

For more details check the Instascan API

Contributing

Using directly from the source

Although this project comes with a simple example, you may want to use this code directly on your code to test and fix possibly bugs. For that you can just link this package

yarn link

Go to your project root (where the package.json of your app is) and then use the linked version:

yarn link react-instascan

Now just start the build process on watch mode and you're going to see real time changes in your project

yarn build --watch

For more information about contributing see the CONTRIBUTING guidelines

License

This project is under the MIT License