Unsupported functionsĪs touched on previously not all functions can be directly mapped from one library to the other. Warning: If you have been using the BarcodePickerController2 before and have not yet enabled the symbologies that you want to scan, you have to do this before anything scans. The wrapper takes care of everything else! You are already done! Go to the Download section and download the Barcode Scanner for iOS. Adding the Scandit Barcode Scanner Framework Download the Scandit SDKĬhoose a plan (e.g., free “Enterprise Trial” or "Community" plan) at, activate your account and log in. Do not change your own classes that make use of the library. Remove the RedLaser library and resources from your project. Warning: If you try to use the BarcodePickerController2 without changes, no codes will be scanned as no symbologies will be activated. Because of this the wrapper makes all the symbology specific functions on the BarcodePickerController also available on the BarcodePickerController2. If you are already using the new BarcodePickerController2 introduced with RedLaser 3.5 you will have to revert to what the BarcodePickerController does, as with the Scandit Barcode Scanner you once again have to set the symbologies that you want to decode (activating all symbologies at the same time is highly discouraged and can reduce the performance considerably). As the libraries do not have the exact same functionality not all functions can be mapped.
The wrapper emulates the classes you know from the RedLaser library and maps its functionality onto the Scandit Barcode Scanner. Making use of the RedLaser wrapper is the fastest way of converting an app using the RedLaser Scanner to the Scandit Barcode Scanner Framework.
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