react-camera | flexible camera component for React DOM | Frontend Framework library
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A flexible camera component for React DOM; take photos using the latest WebRTC API's.
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Hope everyone is doing fine :)
Does anyone know if it's possible to scan a document from an external scanner and receive it in React.js? I've done some research and only found npm packages for React Native, but nothing related to React.js. A possible solution was to install react-camera package and use the scanner as a "camera" component. What do you think? :)
Thanks in advance. Stay safe.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 15:06I've solved it. To enable an external driver (like a scanner or printer), you can use react-html5-camera-photo (scan) or react-to-print (printer). Here's the link:
Then just follow the documentation and it will be good :) Stay safe
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I am having issues related to mobile Chrome on older iOS versions not exposing getUserMedia. I used this package to create a custom camera component for a mobile web app. However, the component does not work in Chrome with an iOS version less than 14.3. Any ideas if this is an actual issue and Chrome users with older iOS versions cannot access WebRTC functionality? Are there workarounds aside from and directing users to safari? Everything works totally fine in mobile Safari, on older iOS versions as well
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Answered 2021-Feb-10 at 21:16Chrome on iOS simply did not support getUserMedia prior to 14.3.
You'll need to check for the existence of navigator.mediaDevices && navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia
before attemping to call it and offer some user experience when it is not there.
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I am creating a component to take photos and upload to a server. When I type something in the input box, the setTitle is trigger and the component is re-rendered. When this happens, the video went black. How can I avoid that the video was rendered?
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Answered 2020-Jan-17 at 18:51Try this code, Codesandbox link - https://codesandbox.io/s/react-camera-component-with-hooks-n9ey9
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I need to have ability to take a picture with desktop camera or mobile phone camera from my web application localhost:3000/user-camera route component. And, please dont write about any native solutions because I'm not working on mobile app.
I have try with react-camera and react-webcam package but nothing works. https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-webcam
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-13 at 17:52OK. I manage to resolve my issue by using navigator and getting media device from there to use. For anyone else who is trying to make something like this, I want you to know that Chrome doesn't allow you to use this before you set your web app to use secure connection HTTPS. In react for testing use set HTTPS=true&&npm start, so you'll start your react app as https and it will show you camera and you can put it anywhere in your component's html tags.
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My Goal is to upload an image taken from a webcam to a Lambda function which then uploads it to AWS S3.
The lambda function seems to work when I test it, however I can't work out what exactly needs to be sent through from the React Camera.
Or if I am sending through the right format to upload it.
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Answered 2018-Sep-12 at 07:45Very well organized question and code... thank you!
Updated:
Use the filesystem module to read the file and specify the encoding.
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