iOS: App Scan GS1 Composite Code

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This story is identical to the #101 only it covers the iOS Swift Scandit library.

PL user story: #93 (see full overview for additional information)

Description: Changes to the App and decoding in order to be able to scan additional codes:

• The ability to scan and decode a GS1 Composite Code

• This code is used in Japan and contains the GTIN, Batch and Expiry Date

• The Composite Code has the following Application Identifiers: AI01 (GTIN) AI10 (Batch Number) AI17 (Expiry Date)

• The rules for decoding could be:

• The following a a sample code (refer also to #122 )

Acceptance criteria's: positive tests

• create a non-serialized batch. (refer to #100)
• create a GS1 Composite code with a correct GTIN, Batch and Exp Date details, when scanned this should provide the ePI.

negative tests / error path testing

• create a non-serialized batch.
• create a GS1 Composite code with a correct GTIN, incorrect Batch and Exp Date details, when scanned this should not provide the ePI (refer to ADD REFERENCE)

Process scenario:

• Japan used the GS1 Composite code for all prescription Medicines.
• For non-prescription medicines Japan (like many other countries) uses a 13digit (typically) 1D barcode.
• The attached document gives an overview of the different barcodes that are commonly used. This is for information purposes only. Barcodes and Resolver v0.4.pdf

Additional information: N/A

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Testing: put the composite code in this manner with the \F separator (check the Evaluate escape sequences checkbox) https://barcode.tec-it.com/en/RSSLimitedCCA?data=05290931025615%7C10VC9695%5CF17210831