Introduction
A React component for reading barcode an QR codes from devices that are represent as keyboard to the system.
Demo
kybarg.github.io/react-barcode-reader/
Install
npm install --save react-barcode-reader
Example
{ superprops thisstate = result: 'No result' thishandleScan = thishandleScan } { this } { console } { return <div> <BarcodeReader onError=thishandleError onScan=thishandleScan /> <p>thisstateresult</p> </div> }
Props
Prop | Type | Default Value | Description |
---|---|---|---|
onScan | func | Callback after detection of a successfull scanning (scanned string in parameter) | |
onError | func | Callback after detection of a unsuccessfull scanning (scanned string in parameter) | |
HonReceive | func | Callback after receiving and processing a char (scanned char in parameter) | |
onKeyDetect | func | Callback after detecting a keyDown (key char in parameter) - in contrast to onReceive, this fires for non-character keys like tab, arrows, etc. too! | |
timeBeforeScanTest | number | 100 | Wait duration (ms) after keypress event to check if scanning is finished |
avgTimeByChar | number | 30 | Average time (ms) between 2 chars. Used to do difference between keyboard typing and scanning |
minLength | number | 6 | Minimum length for a scanning |
endChar | [number] | [9, 13] | Chars to remove and means end of scanning |
startChar | [number] | [] | Chars to remove and means start of scanning |
scanButtonKeyCode | number | Key code of the scanner hardware button (if the scanner button a acts as a key itself) | |
scanButtonLongPressThreshold | number | 3 | How many times the hardware button should issue a pressed event before a barcode is read to detect a longpress |
onScanButtonLongPressed | func | Callback after detection of a successfull scan while the scan button was pressed and held down | |
stopPropagation | bool | false | Stop immediate propagation on keypress event |
preventDefault | bool | false | Prevent default action on keypress event |
testCode | string | Test string for simulating |
Dev
Install dependencies
npm install
Build
npm run build
Demo
npm run storybook
Test
npm test
Linting
npm run lint
License
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2017 Thomas Billiet
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