A number of open-source SDKs were written alongside the library to add support for known devices.
These SDKs are currently part of the library, meaning you cannot use enioka scan in your project without including their code as well, even if you don't need them.
These SDKs should be extracted from the enioka_scan/ directory and released separately and treated like any other plugin, to clearly differentiate the core functionalities of enioka scan and add-on SDKs which may or may not be useful to developers.
A number of open-source SDKs were written alongside the library to add support for known devices.
These SDKs are currently part of the library, meaning you cannot use enioka scan in your project without including their code as well, even if you don't need them.
These SDKs should be extracted from the
enioka_scan/directory and released separately and treated like any other plugin, to clearly differentiate the core functionalities of enioka scan and add-on SDKs which may or may not be useful to developers.See the zebra_dw SDK for example.