Eric Blade

@hbinkle I don't exactly follow what you're trying to do that isn't working, could you provide some code or at least psuedo code?

WOW, ok, that is quite a lot of code to chew on. I think there's a lot to learn from it too, things I didn't know, etc. There's definitely enough...

I don't *have* an iOS device, so I'm no help in tracking that down. Thanks for confirming that it does work, though @andreglegg .

@PrItHvI7 are you sure this isn't an error somewhere where you're handling the object? I'm not seeing anything in the source code, or build, "k.inputStream".

hmm. Sounds like some sort of a timing issue, doesn't really point either to or against a library problem. Maybe I'll see if I can insert what you've got into...

sure, it works fine in all modern safari versions. perhaps problem with configuration or camera selection?

good lord, that isbnjs is some seriously difficult to read code. Looks like it just does a checksum on the digits, stripping out any invalid characters first, but you shouldn't...

You can specify constraints within your call to Quagga.init, such as: ```` const constraints = { width: { min: 640, }, height: { min: 480, }, aspectRatio: { min: 1,...

deviceIds changing every load sounds quite strange. My LG G6 has multiple rear cameras, one wide angle, one not, but I provide the user an option to select camera based...

Sure, I'm using a React app with Redux, but basically at application startup, I fire off an action that does ```` const videoDevices = await Quagga.CameraAccess.enumerateVideoDevices(); videoDevicesReceived(videoDevices); ```` videoDevicesReceived() stores...