@datalogic/cordova-plugin-datalogic

0.4.1 • Public • Published

Datalogic Cordova Plugin

Library that exposes the Datalogic Android (Java) SDK as a Cordova plugin. It lets you receive barcode data from the scanner, as well as configure various scanner and device settings. It is available as a npm package for easy consumption here: @datalogic/cordova-plugin-datalogic.

Installation

You can install the plugin from the npm registry as follows:

npm i @datalogic/cordova-plugin-datalogic

...or use the following Cordova CLI command:

cordova plugin add @datalogic/cordova-plugin-datalogic

or, if you are using ionic, this ionic command:

ionic cordova plugin add @datalogic/cordova-plugin-datalogic

or, if you are using PhoneGap CLI, this phonegap command:

phonegap plugin add @datalogic/cordova-plugin-datalogic

## Publish new version

Install and use the [np tool](https://github.com/sindresorhus/np):

``` bash
npm install --global np
np

Sample apps

Several Ionic sample applications are provided to demonstrate using the plugin. You can find them here.

API Reference

All functions are asynchronous. All functions will, at a minimum, include successCallback and errorCallback parameters, both of which are callback functions.

  • successCallback will be called in normal cases, and will return an appropriate JSON object.

  • errorCallback will be called when there was an error, and will return a single error string.

Namespaces

Namespace Description
barcodeManager receive barcode data
autoScanTrigger work the the autoscan features
keyboardManager set usable device triggers
ledManager control device LEDs
scannerProperties define availabled symbologies

barcodeManager


Function Description
addReadListener Register to recieve barcode data on each scan.
pressTrigger Simulate a trigger button press.
releaseTrigger Simulate a trigger button release.

.addReadListener(successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Register to recieve barcode data on each scan. successCallback will be called every time a barcode is successfully scanned. Therefore, you will typically only need to call barcodeManager.addReadListener() once in your application.

Response
{
   "barcodeData": "EUG2997",
   "barcodeType": "CODE128"
}
Example
declare let barcodeManager : any;
...
barcodeManager.addReadListner(
   (data) => {
     parsedData = JSON.parse(data);
     alert(parsedData.barcodeData + ", " + parsedData.barcodeType);
   },
   (err)=>{ alert(err); }
);

.pressTrigger(successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Call this method to simulate a trigger button press. The method does not always immediately start a capture; instead it behaves like pressing a physical scan button.

Response

string with success message

Example
barcodeManager.pressTrigger(
  (data) => { alert(data); },
  (err) => { alert(err);}
);

.releaseTrigger(successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Call this method to simulate a release of a trigger button. The method does not always immediately stop a capture; instead it behaves like releasing a physical scan button.

Response

string with success message

Example
barcodeManager.releaseTrigger(
  (data) => { alert(data); },
  (err) => { alert(err);}
);

autoScanTrigger


Function Description
isAvailable Determine if the auto scan feature is available on this device.
getSupportedRanges Get the supported ranges of the autoscan feature.
getCurrentRange Get the current range of the autoscan feature.
setCurrentRange Set the current range of the autoscan feature.

.isAvailable(successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Determine if the auto scan feature is available on this device.

Response
  • available : boolean - indicates if autoscan is supported or not on this device.
{ "available": true }
Example
declare let autoScanTrigger : any;
isAvailable : boolean = false;
...
autoScanTrigger.isAvailable(
  (data) => {
    this.isAvailable = JSON.parse(data).available;
    alert(this.isAvailable);
  },
  (err) => { alert(err); }
);

.getSupportedRanges(successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Get the supported ranges of the autoscan feature.

Response

supportedRanges : array - provides array of ranges device supports. The array will be empty if device deos not support autoscan. Each object in the array contains:

  • id : integer - unique value for a step in the supported ranges
  • name : string - descriptive text related to the id

If AutoScan is not supported by device:

{ "supportedRanges":[] }

If AutoScan is supported:

{
  "supportedRanges":[
  {
    "id":0,
    "name":"Near"
  },
  {
    "id":1,
    "name":"Intermediate"
  },
  {
    "id":2,
    "name":"Far"
  }
  ]
}
Example
declare let autoScanTrigger : any;
autoScanTrigger.getSupportedRanges(
  (data) => {
    alert(JSON.parse(data).supportedRanges);
    if(this.supportedRanges.length == 0)
      alert("Device does not support Auto Scan");
  },
  (err) => { alert(err); }
);

.getCurrentRange(successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Get the current range of the autoscan feature.

Response

currentRange : object - contains 2 fields:

  • id : integer
  • name : string

If AutoScan is not supported by device:

{ "currentRange":null }

If AutoScan is supported:

{
  "currentRange":
  {
      "id":1,
      "name":"Intermediate"
  }
}
Example
declare let autoScanTrigger : any;
autoScanTrigger.getCurrentRange(
  (data) => {
    alert(JSON.parse(data).currentRange);
  },
  (err) => { alert(err); }
);

.setCurrentRange(id, successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Set the current range of the autoscan feature.

id : integer - should match one of the id values retrevied by the getSupportedRanges function.

Response

string with success message

Example

Set current range to "Intermediate"

autoScanTrigger.setCurrentRange(
  0,
  (data) => { alert(data); },
  (err) => { alert(err); }
);

keyboardManager


Function Description
getAllAvailableTriggers Get all the available triggers of the device.
setAllAvailableTriggers Set all the devices triggers on or off.
setTriggers Set one or more triggers on or off.

.getAllAvailableTriggers (successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Get all the available triggers of the device.

Response

triggers : array - each object in the array contains:

  • enabled : boolean
  • id : integer
  • name : string

Typical resopsnse:

{
    "triggers":[
    {
        "enabled":true,
        "id":3,
        "name":"Front Trigger"
    },
    {
        "enabled":false,
        "id":4,
        "name":"Auto Scan Trigger"
    },
    {
        "enabled":false,
        "id":5,
        "name":"Motion Trigger"
    }
    ]
}
Example
keyboardManager.getAllAvailableTriggers(
  (data) => { alert(JSON.parse(data).triggers); },
  (err) => { alert(err); }
);

.setAllAvailableTriggers(enable, successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Set all the devices triggers on or off.

Response

string with success message

Example

Turn all triggers on.

keyboardManager.setAllAvailableTriggers(
  true,
  (data) => { alert(data); },
  (err) => { alert(err); }
);

.setTriggers(config, successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Set one or more triggers on or off. You will likely call getAllAvailableTriggers, edit the enabled flags of each returned object as desired, and then resubmit by calling setTriggers.

config : array - each ojbect in the array represents an individual trigger. Each object in the array contains:

  • id : integer
  • enabled : boolean
Response

string with success message

Example
//an array os supported triggers
triggers:{id: number, name: string, enabled: boolean}[]  = [];
...
keyboardManager.getAllAvailableTriggers(
  (data) => {
    this.triggers = JSON.parse(data).triggers;
    this.triggers[0].enabled = false;

    keyboardManager.setTriggers(
      this.triggers,
      (data) => { alert(data); },
      (err) => { alert(err);}
    );
  },
  (err) => { alert(err); }
);

ledManager


Function Description
setLed Set various device LEDs.

.setLed(ledConfig, successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Set the various device LEDs. A list of enum values for LEDs can be found here.

Response

string with success message

Example
ledManager.setLed({"led": "LED_GOOD_READ", "enable": false}, null, null);

scannerProperties


Function Description
edit Get a list of supported properties along with the state of each (enabled or disabled).
store Apply changes to one or more properties with the values supplied.

.edit(successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Get a list of supported scanner properties along with the state of each (enabled or disabled).

Response

A single JSON object containing an object for each of the available symbologies. Each symbology contains, at a minimum, these fields:

  • enable : boolean - if scannner is set to detect this barcode type or not
  • supported : boolean - if the scanner supports the given barcode type or not
{
  "keyboardWedge":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "aztec":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "codabar":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "code128":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "code39":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "code93":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "composite":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "datamatrix":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "digimarc":{"enable":false,"supported":false},
  "discrete25":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "ean13":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "ean8":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "gs1DataBar_14":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "gs1DataBar_Expanded":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "gs1DataBar_Limited":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "interleaved25":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "matrix25":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "maxicode":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "microQr":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "micropdf417":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "msi":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "p4State":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "pAus":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "pJap":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "pKix":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "pPlanet":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "pPostnet":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "pRM":{"enable":false,"supported":true},
  "pdf417":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "qrCode":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "upcA":{"enable":true,"supported":true},
  "upcE":{"enable":true,"supported":true}
}
Example
properties : any = {};
...
scannerProperties.edit(
  (data) => {
    this.properties =  JSON.parse(data);
    this.aztec = false;
    this.codabar = false;
    this.code128 = true;
    this.keyboardWedge = false;
  },
  (err) => { alert(err); }
);

.store(properties, successCallback, errorCallback): Object

Apply changes to one or more symbologies with the values supplied in properties.

Response

string with success message

Examples

Enable UPC-E symbology

scannerProperties.store({"upcE":{"enable":true,"supported":true}}, null, null);

Disable keyboard wedge feature

scannerProperties.store({"keyboardWedge":{"enable":false}}, null, null);

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