David Bertet

Not sure what your error means. I didn't get it. I updated the example app, first to 0.72.4, then to 0.73.1 and it worked fine. I'll test it further before...

`Provided camera selector unable to resolve a camera for the given use case` means Android didn't find the requested camera on your device You initialize the emulator saying you don't...

The error was just logged on v13, and is now forwarded on v14 https://github.com/teslamotors/react-native-camera-kit/commit/73bd920ca46bdaa16c8254820728c50c900c682e I took a second look, and we missed a line. I'll push a PR to fix...

Might not be linked to this dependency, but to ReactNative 0.72.4 - which is using a newer version of Gradle Adding that in your `build.gradle` should fix your issue ```...

I do not reproduce. Could you give us more details about your environment. Device, Android version, computer, commands, ... Thanks!

It is likely a side effect, as you can see [here](https://react-native-community.github.io/upgrade-helper/?from=0.63.5&to=0.71.11#RnDiffApp-android-app-build.gradle), `enableHermes` has been replaced by `hermesEnabled` in recent versions Please share more details about your environment and the commands...

You right @alexstanbury. `height`/`width` are implemented on Android, not yet on iOS. https://github.com/teslamotors/react-native-camera-kit/blob/master/src/types.ts ```typescript export type CaptureData = { uri: string; name: string; // Android only id?: string; path?: string;...

I pushed a PR to get that added 👍

> @DavidBertet I fixed the indentation, accepted your changes and added types. Please review and let me know if there are any concerns. Thanks @android-imdad. Have you tried it? I...

That's native "consequences": - iOS scans only if the barcode touches the middle of the screen. - Android scans the whole screen. However you can implement something similar on Android....