react-native-modern-qrscanner
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A powerful and customizable QR code scanner component for React Native applications.
npm install react-native-modern-qrscanner
or
yarn add react-native-modern-qrscanner
Import ModernQRScanner and use it in your React Native application.
import { ModernQRScanner } from 'react-native-modern-qrscanner';
// Example usage
<ModernQRScanner
onRead={(e) => console.log('QR code detected:', e)}
// other props
/>
onRead: Callback function invoked when a QR code is detected.renderTopView: Custom render function for the top overlay view.renderBottomView: Custom render function for the bottom overlay view.rectHeight, rectWidth: Dimensions for the scanning area.flashMode: Enable or disable the camera flash.finderX, finderY: Position offsets for the scanning viewfinder.You can customize the scanner viewfinder, overlay styles, and more using the available props.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Contributions are welcome. Please read the contributing guide for more details.
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A modern-designed and powerful QR code scanner for React Native with advanced features.
We found that react-native-modern-qrscanner demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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