Vue 3 migration?

[Extarys]

Hello there! Thanks for this plugin!

Are you planning on migrating this to Vue 3 composition API? No pressure, just askin' 😄

[DevinNorgarb]

Wow! Almost 2 full years have gone by without a response, sorry about that. Not sure how the notification slipped through my inbox.

I can look into it is there is still interest from the community. @Extarys

[Extarys]

No worries @DevinNorgarb !
There aren't many barcode readers in the wild, so this would be a great addition. Although, I wouldn't want you to waste your time just for me.
If you think it'll be helpful, and you have spare time on your hand, I wouldn't mind. :)

I found https://github.com/olefirenko/vue-barcode-reader/tree/master, and it uses zxing as a dependency. Not sure if it'S better than quagga

[DevinNorgarb]

@Extarys Are you using this in a Cordova/Capacitor context or in a web-browser-based application? If the former, I would recommend checking out Google MLKit. It is written in Kotlin (they also have a Java version of the library). However, there are a few Cordova/Capacitor plugins out there.

This has been by far the most performant which we believe to be on par with Scandit. It's also free and offline.

https://developers.google.com/ml-kit/vision/barcode-scanning/code-scanner

[nick-0101]

@Extarys, I've forked this repo and upgraded it to work with vue3! https://github.com/nick-0101/vue3-quagga-2

[DevinNorgarb]

@nick-0101 Nice one! Are the changes backwards compatible with Vue 2?