well, as they say, "it ain't pretty" .. but it isn't the worst i've ever seen.
I am using this, https://serratus.github.io/quaggaJS/v1.0.0-beta.1/examples/scan-to-input/ and it works fine in Web, in ios and android the video stream is not loading
if you're using Chrome on Android or Safari on iOS, and accessing that URL, it's probably lack of camera permissions
for the app
if you're hosting your own url, is it https ?
whatever width/height/aspectRatio I set in constrains seems not to work
probably I did not found the right combination
@sergiuds that sounds like something we could put into the docs. i'm guessing useful for people using cameras in landscape mode? doesn't seem too useful for portrait mode
@stefanocali has significantly improved the new code32 reader and that was just merged .. very glad to get some progress on adding some real useful things
:-D :-D :-D
well, weirdly, the node bundle is increasing in size but the browser bundles have dropped 1.3MB and 54K since my last change.. and I think there's more to be gained
i've noticed an amazing improvement in speed of my application that uses quagga loading, since upgrading from 1.2.2 to 1.2.5 .. 1.2.6 should have as much of a gain there
we're about 33k larger than the bundle size from when we forked, and I don't expect to make a 1.x tree any less than that... however i do have some inklings for a 2.x tree someday that will eliminate a LOT of code from the main bundle, and offload it to separate pieces, so you're not saddled with having all the code for all the options you never use.
hi there. my best advice is make sure you're using the best resolution you can, make sure you're not using a wide-angle camera lens, and make sure there's as much empty-space around the barcodes as possible... you can use something like the original repo's demonstration to try to adjust your quagga settings for the best results for your use case .. (i do hope to have time to get that demo up from my repo somewhere, or something similar, but haven't had time to even touch quagga in quite a while)
@zadof i would check to see if there are multiple camera devices showing up, and if there are, try a different one. A lot of modern phones have separate logical devices for different camera attributes (namely wide-angle lens, being very common), and it's really difficult to read a barcode with a wide-angle lens.
like on my LG G6, enumerateDevices shows there are 2 rear cameras and a front camera, the default rear is near impossible to use, have to force select the second one
i know i've got an ios user on my application that says the scanner works great, we're scanning UPC/EAN codes with it