native_barcode_scanner

Description:

native barcode scanner

___# native_barcode_scanner
A fast flutter plugin to scan barcodes and QR codes using the device camera. This plugin also supports text and MRZ recognition from the camera.
This plugin offers good performance compared to other plugins by minimizing the amount of data that is transferred between the Dart VM and the native side.
Most of the operations are actually done in the native side by using native SDK for barcode recognition and using PlatformView to show the camera stream.
Barcode recognition is based on these SDK:

Google ML Kit Vision on Android
Capture subsystem of AVFoundation on iOS

The PlatformView allows to avoid transferring every video frame to let the plugin client display it inside a classical Flutter view.
Using PlatformView has a performance trade-off compared to Flutter views but having to copy every frames through platform channels is much more costly.
Even for devices with an older version than Android 10 (where PlatformViews induced a bigger performance penalty), using PlatformView gives better performance than other plugins exchanging image stream across platform channels.
Platform Support #




Android
iOS




Barcode (*)
✅
✅


Text
✅
❌


MRZ
✅
❌



(*) Support for specific barcodes is specified below
Barcode format Supported #



Format
Android
iOS




CODE-39
✅
✅


CODE-93
✅
✅


CODE-128
✅
✅


EAN-8
✅
✅


EAN-13
✅
✅


ITF
✅
✅


Codabar
✅
❌


DataMatrix
✅
✅


QRCode
✅
✅


UPC-A
✅
❌


UPC-E
✅
✅



Getting Started #
Add this to your package's pubspec.yaml file:
dependencies:
native_barcode_scanner: ^1.0.11
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Usage #
Then you just have to import the package with
import 'package:native_barcode_scanner/barcode_scanner.dart';
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Then, create a BarcodeScannerWidget in your widget tree where you want to show the camera stream. This widget has a onBarcodeDetected callback which can be used to be notified when barcodes are detected and let you process them:
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return BarcodeScannerWidget(
onBarcodeDetected: (barcode) {
print('Barcode detected: ${barcode.value} (format: ${barcode.format.name})');
}
);
}
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Depending on what you want to scan, change the scannerType which is default to ScannerType.barcode and use the associated callback:
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return BarcodeScannerWidget(
scannerType: ScannerType.mrz,
onMrzDetected: (String mrz, Uint8List bytes) {
print('MRZ detected: $mrz');
}
);
}
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If you need to manipulate the behaviour of the barcode scanning process, you may use the static methods of the BarcodeScanner class.___