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My swiftui application structure looks like this

• Navigation View (enclosing the landing view that is a list view )
• On selection of a List item Navigation link directs to a Tab View with three tabs (default first tab)

When I use a sole standalone navigation link inside tab view screens to direct to another screen programatically, it navigates succesfully to the mentioned destination, but my binding doesn't work to come back to the previous screen.

Parent View

im getting below errors in my code. how to solve this. appreciate your help on this

Error: Required named parameter 'path' must be provided.
Navigator.push(context, MaterialPageRoute(builder: (builder)=> CameraViewPage()));

Context: Found this candidate, but the arguments don't match. const CameraViewPage({Key? key, required this.path}) : super(key: key);

Error: Too many positional arguments: 0 allowed, but 1 found. Try removing the extra positional arguments. await _cameraController.takePicture(path);

CameraSreen.dart

Pretty simple problem that is making out to be harder to solve than it should: My gesture is simple not calling, at all. I am using a uiviewrepresentable that is displayed inside of a zstack. If i add a .tapgesture{} to CameraView() directly it works just fine. But i need to get the tap position

I have a function in my app to take a photo and then share that photo to your Instagram story. When the user takes a photo it is vertical and takes up the full screen in my app. Then when the user taps to share the photo to their Instagram story it flips it horizontal.

Here are images that show what is happening 1. The photo that is taken in the app, 2. The photo getting put horizontal in Instagram

The user starts on the 'CameraView' and here is that code:

I'm getting an error every time I try to run 'react-native run-android' or './gradlew bundleRelease' for my React Native project.

I want to show a MJPEG stream in a UIImageView.

I have implemented the stream loading and send the images to a CameraViewModel via a delegate.

https://caniuse.com/?search=getusermedia

Based on the link provided above, does Safari 15 support getUserMedia? I trying use it to access camera, when I test it on safari 15 it asked camera permission, after I allow the permission it still show me nothings. The link show Safari 15 is support getUserMedia/Stream API but not support Navigator API: getUserMedia. Below is my code, which one I should refer to? getUserMedia/Stream API or Navigator API: getUserMedia

Currently I have a problem with cropping a rectangle from the camera preview. Basically I have setup the camera using fotoapparat where I have setup the scaleType of the preview to be ScaleType.CenterCrop.

Because this stretches the preview to fill the screen (I have a full screen portrait mode camera preview) I don't know the true width of the camera. So now when I want to cut out rectangle from the image based on the size of the rectangle shown on screen it does not crop correctly in the width.

I had a simular issue in swift (iOS) but was able to solve it using metadataOutputRectConverted(fromLayerRect:)

I'd assume i'll have to do something like find out what the true size is the camera preview layer so including whatever is cropped off to fill the screen and based on that calculate the new width of the rectangle relative to the camera preview.

See my previous question regarding this but for swift. Just like in this post (see screenshots) the width is not cropping as expected.

Current cropping method, where the bitmap is the image we receive after taking a photo, the cameraView is basically just the width and height of the screen and the cropRectFrame is the rectangle in the screen which I want to crop anything inside of it.

What I'm trying to do is take a picture, encode it to base64 and then send it in a dictionary to my server. When I send the dictionary over, sometimes it sends with the base64 and sometimes it sends without it even if I don't make any changes. Here's the code for the camera view