Tag: react
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Tauri is a framework for building desktop apps for all major platforms. Developers can integrate any front-end framework that compiles to HTML, JS and CSS for building their user interface. The backend of the application is a Rust-sourced binary with an API that the front-end can interact with. Different from...
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In the previous article, we’ve built a React camera component. In this article, we are going to extend the camera component to create a React barcode and QR code scanning library using Dynamsoft Barcode Reader. Getting started with Dynamsoft Barcode Reader DOWNLOAD THE SDK WITH A 30-DAY LICENSE REQUEST A...
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With the getUserMedia API, we can access the camera in web browsers, which makes it possible to do computer vision tasks like barcode scanning. In this article, we are going to build a camera component for React with hooks. Build a React Camera Component with Hooks We are going to...
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Dynamic Web TWAIN is a JavaScript library designed for document scanning and document management. This tutorial guides through React development. You will see how to combine Reactjs and Dynamic Web TWAIN to build a simple web application which can acquire images from a document scanner and load images from local...
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Someone asked me how to create a real-time web barcode scanning app with a webcam. Is it hard to implement it? I’ve written an article sharing how to integrate Dynamsoft JavaScript Barcode Reader SDK into a React project. The remaining work is to make a webcam component. Since there is...
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Dynamsoft JavaScript barcode SDK is built based on WebAssembly, which provides high performance for reading barcodes in web apps. This tutorial aims to demonstrate how to quickly create a simple web barcode reader by using React and Dynamsoft JavaScript barcode SDK. Download Node.js A Simple Web Barcode Reader Create a new react...
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When using React and Dynamic Web TWAIN to create a web document scanning app, I was confused about how to load dynamsoft.webtwain.min.js, a global JavaScript library like jQuery, into my project. I spent some time searching Google for relevant questions, but it was hard to find useful answers. Then I...