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Releases: SocketMobile/react-native-capture

v1.5.137

17 Nov 19:42

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Improvements

Updated the CaptureJS to v1.4.3. Read more about the latest changes on CaptureJS

Fixed

The #10 has been fixed. The React Native CaptureSDK now supports fully the new architecture
The #17 has been fixed and our Android SDK has been updated to support the 16Kb page

v1.5.134

12 Sep 13:44

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Improvements

Fixed

  • The #10 has been fixed. The React Native CaptureSDK now supports fully the new architecture

v1.5.130

18 Jun 11:08

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Improvements

  • Updated the iOS CaptureSDK to v1.9.139.
  • On iOS, you can get the tagId data so you can get the NFC Tag ID

Fixed

  • The issue has been fixed

v1.5.124

26 Feb 22:21

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Improvements

  • Updated react-native to support v0.78.0.
  • Updated react to support v19.0.0.
  • Updated the iOS CaptureSDK to v1.9.100.

Fixed

  • Some mistakes in documentation have been fixed.
  • iOS native module doesn't include the new architecture directive flag anymore. (Github issue #10).

v1.5.111

26 Nov 19:10

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Version 1.5.111

New

  • 🚀 React Native CaptureSDK is back on Github 🚀
  • Library name is changed back to react-native-capture

Improvements

  • Updated react-native to support v0.75.4.
  • Updated react to support v18.3.1.
  • Updated socketmobile-capturejs to v1.3.50.
  • Updated Gradle to support v8.8 and new version of React Native.
  • Updated the iOS CaptureSDK to v1.9.74.
  • Updated the Android CaptureSDK to v1.8.21.

v1.5.86

24 Oct 19:54

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Version 1.5.86

New

  • Added the support of SocketCam C820 or SocketCam C860 custom sized view on Android and iOS that the developer can import from react-native-capturesdk.
  • Added the SocketCamViewContainer component that the developer can import from react-native-capturesdk.
    • SocketCamViewContainer handles much of the SocketCam logic, like starting the SocketCam extension on Android, checking whether or not SocketCam is enabled, and setting the trigger type based on a provided value.
  • Added the first iteration of CaptureHelper that the developer can import from react-native-capturesdk.
    • CaptureHelper contains useful functions related to SocketCam for the developer to use so they no longer have to build them from scratch.
  • For Android: added a template for providing your own custom view, which includes a layout file to serve as the layout container for SocketCamFragment, as well as other Kotlin files specific to the custom view's package, view manager, custom view itself and the associated custom view activity. You can read more about custom views here.
  • Updated documentation to include information related to SocketCamViewContainer, how to implement custom views for Android and iOS, CaptureHelper, and how to enable/disable a symbology.

Improvements

  • Removed any reference of/need for NativeModules, DeviceEventEmitter, getting whether or not SocketCam is enabled, or setting the SocketCam trigger from the example app.
    • Introduction of theSocketCamViewContainer component means the previous Native Module logic is now handled exclusively in the React Native CaptureSDK.