Open pacoccino opened 7 years ago
You can technically integrate with it because it has a callback API by putting ?x-callback-ur=yoursite in to the URL and you can get back into your app. I'm also working on a number of other intergrations via MessageChannel too.
I probably will make a library, but I didn't because I already use a library to detect the QR code...
On Mon, 14 Aug 2017 at 22:33 Pacien Boisson notifications@github.com wrote:
Hey,
Your application works like a charm, but I (and not the only one I think) would like to integrate it into my apps. Damn this work with iOS 11 finally !
Why did you distribute it as an complete web app instead of a library ? Could you package it and publish it to npm so anyone can use it ?
Thanks a lot
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You didnt documented this feature, could you tell me port ? What it does ? POST request to to the url provided ?
I know you used a library but you wrapped it in a smart way, you have the right to make it a new library again :)
would love to be able to use this in-code with callbacks in my app. Like with https://github.com/schmich/instascan
I know this is almost two years late to reply, but it does a simple GET request.
I think I would also like to have this as a library too. Trying to use this in an Angular application, not sure how to go about it, any pointers?
Hey,
Your application works like a charm, but I (and not the only one I think) would like to integrate it into my apps. Damn this work with iOS 11 finally !
Why did you distribute it as an complete web app instead of a library ? Could you package it and publish it to npm so anyone can use it ?
Thanks a lot