jamenamcinteer / react-qr-barcode-scanner

A simple React Component using the client's webcam to read barcodes.
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torch prop not work #18

Open DavidRojas1612 opened 2 years ago

DavidRojas1612 commented 2 years ago

I am trying to use the torch prop in my implementation, but I can't get this to work,

const [torch, setTorch] = useState(false);

return (
...
<i className={`icon-Icon_torch ${styles.torch}`} onClick={() => setTorch(prev => !prev)} />
<BarcodeScannerComponent
  width="100%"
  height={
    windowSize.height
      ? windowSize.height - SCAN_CONFIG.footerHeight
      : SCAN_CONFIG.cameraDefaultHeight
  }
  torch={torch}
  facingMode="environment"
  onUpdate={(err, result) => {
    if (result) {
      handleResult(result.getText());
    }
  }}
/>
sksurendrakmr commented 2 years ago

torch props are working fine. It will only work if flashlight or torch is available in device otherwise not.

franciscopantojag commented 2 years ago

Hello @sksurendrakmr, do you know of any examples where the react-qr-barcode-scanner is opened and the flashlight is on? If that's the case, can you please provide one? Thanks in advance!

ZaimSa commented 1 year ago

I had the same problem when I tried to set the value to true directly, to work around the problem you have to use a state variable and add a timeout: setTimeout(()=>{setTorchOn(!torchOn)}, 1500 );

morkeleb commented 1 year ago

I can't get the torch to work on an IPhone 13 nor 14. We're setting the torch property similarly to what @DavidRojas1612 wrote above

jiaxiangcheng commented 1 year ago

I can't get the torch to work on an IPhone 13 nor 14. We're setting the torch property similarly to what @DavidRojas1612 wrote above

On my iphone 13 the torch has no effect, but facingMode it is working

donburks commented 10 months ago

Also cannot get torch to work on iPhone 13.

donburks commented 10 months ago

I had the same problem when I tried to set the value to true directly, to work around the problem you have to use a state variable and add a timeout: setTimeout(()=>{setTorchOn(!torchOn)}, 1500 );

Can you provide a bit more sample code of how you did this, please?