TFBarcodeScanner 1.2.0

Maintained by Tony Mann.

You want to add pod 'TFBarcodeScanner', '~> 1.2' similar to the following to your Podfile:

target 'MyApp' do
  pod 'TFBarcodeScanner', '~> 1.2'
end

Then run a pod install inside your terminal, or from CocoaPods.app.

Alternatively to give it a test run, run the command:

pod try TFBarcodeScanner

TFBarcodeScanner 1.2.0

By
phatmann
thephatmann

Scan barcodes with elegance and ease

iOS provides barcode scanning as part of the AV Framework, but it takes some work to figure it all out and then set it up to be efficient and robust. TFBarcodeScanner makes it super easy: create a view controller subclass of TFBarcodeScannerViewController, override barcodeWasScanned, and you are scanning barcodes!

Installation

We recommend using CocoaPods to install TFBarcodeScanner. Add to your Podfile:

pod 'TFBarcodeScanner'

To install manually, add TFBarcodeScanner to your project as a subproject, and then add the TFBarcodeScanner static library in your project's Build Phases.

Usage

Create a view controller that is subclassed from TFBarcodeScannerViewController. Make sure that your subviews have a transparent region so the preview is visible.
In your viewDidLoad method, optionally set the barcodeTypes bit flag to whatever barcode types you want to scan.
Override the barcodeWasScanned method. This returns a set of barcodes that were recognized. You normally will call stop once a suitable barcode is recognized.
If you have UI elements that you want to overlay on top of the scanning preview, override barcodePreviewWillShowWithDuration and show the elements in this method. You will also want to override barcodePreviewWillHideWithDuration to hide these same elements.

See the Demo for sample code.

Notes

Requires iOS 7 or greater.