niza93
commented
4 days ago in your XAML:
<scanner:CameraView x:Name="qrScanner" TapToFocusEnabled="True" CameraFacing="{Binding CameraFacing}" TorchOn="{Binding TorchOn}" AimMode="{Binding AimMode}" BarcodeSymbologies="QRCode" VibrationOnDetected="False" OnDetectionFinishedCommand="{Binding HandleQRCodeCommand}" PauseScanning="{Binding PauseScanning}"/>
in your viewmodel:
public Command HandleQRCodeCommand { get; } private async void HandleQRCode(object o) { if (o is BarcodeResult[] result) { if (result.Length > 0) { if (result[0].BarcodeFormat == BarcodeFormats.QRCode) { PauseScanning = true; Vibration.Vibrate(100); // Handle result[0].DisplayValue here PauseScanning = false; } } } }
in ctor of your vm:
HandleQRCodeCommand = new Command(HandleQRCode);
in code-behind of your page:
protected override void OnAppearing() { base.OnAppearing(); qrScanner.CameraEnabled = true; } protected override void OnDisappearing() { base.OnDisappearing(); qrScanner.CameraEnabled = false; }
I have not listed other implemented properties here. Also I disabled build-in vibration, because it lasts too long and couldn't be changed.
Hope it will be helpful for your purposes.
Mr. Developer
First of all, thank you very much for the wonderful effort of this innovation
To be honest, it is a very wonderful library in terms of reading speed and image capture speed I really can't describe it
But as you know, your followers are always greedy lol :)
I tried to use the view MVVM , but it didn't work for me
And I think it's largely due to my weak programming experience
Can you put us a code for the view model
And I also hope that the next update will take a picture of the qrcode itself and not the full screen
Because there is definitely a category that will need to pass a picture of the QR code, for example, to make sure there is a logo or something similar for the sake of machine learning
It's just an idea
And for the second time, thank you, thank you :)