Package Exports
- barcode4nodejs
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Readme
DBR Node.js Extension
The project aims to help developers build Node.js barcode apps with Dynamsoft Barcode Reader in Windows, Linux, macOS, and Raspberry Pi.
Barcode SDK License Key
Get the trial license.
Contact Us
Environment
Node v12.14.0
Installation
node-gyp
npm i node-gyp -g
Quick Usage
const dbr = require('barcode4nodejs');
dbr.initLicense("LICENSE-KEY")
dbr.decodeFileAsync("YOUR IMAGE FILE", dbr.formats.OneD | dbr.formats.PDF417 | dbr.formats.QRCode | dbr.formats.DataMatrix | dbr.formats.Aztec, function(err, msg){
console.log(msg)
}, "");
How to Build the Module for Windows, Linux, macOS and Raspberry Pi
Replace the library files in platforms/
with yours.
Build the Node.js extension:
node-gyp configure
node-gyp build
For Raspberry Pi
Download and extract the Raspberry Pi package, and then copy the libDynamsoftBarcodeReader.so
file to the platforms/linux
folder.
For Visual Studio 2019 Community
node-gyp configure --msbuild_path="C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Community\MSBuild\Current\Bin\MSBuild.exe" --msvs_version=2017
node-gyp build
Examples
examples/command-line
node test.js -f test.tif
examples/web
npm install node server.js
Open
http://localhost:2018/index.htm
in web browsers.examples/desktop-electron
cd src node-gyp rebuild --target=0.36.7 --arch=x64 --dist-url=https://atom.io/download/atom-shell cd examples/desktop-electron npm install npm start
examples/linux-camera
npm install v4l2camera node camera_barcode_reader.js
examples/RESTful-service
npm install restify node server.js
Open
https://< ip >:2018
to scan barcodes in web browsers.
APIs
- initLicense(license-key)
- decodeFileAsync(fileName, barcodeTypes, callback, template)
- decodeFileStreamAsync(fileStream, fileSize, barcodeTypes, callback, template)
- decodeBase64Async(base64, barcodeTypes, callback, template)
- decodeYUYVAsync(buffer, width, height, barcodeTypes, callback, template)
- decodeBufferAsync(buffer, width, height, stride, barcodeTypes, callback, template, maxBufferLength)
Template is an advanced usage. By default, you just need to set template "".
barcodeTypes
barcodeTypes = dbr.formats.OneD | dbr.formats.PDF417 | dbr.formats.QRCode | dbr.formats.DataMatrix | dbr.formats.Aztec
template
let params = {
"ImageParameter": {
"Name": "Custom_143301_827",
"BarcodeFormatIds": [
"BF_ALL"
],
"DeblurLevel": 9,
"ExpectedBarcodesCount": 100,
"ScaleDownThreshold": 1200000,
"Timeout": 100000
},
"Version": "3.0"
};
template = JSON.stringify(params);
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