Support for Barcode reader #650
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- Introduced a new BarcodeInput component for scanning barcodes using the Quagga library. - Updated package.json and package-lock.json to include Quagga as a dependency. - Enhanced form themes to accommodate the new BarcodeInput component. - Added localization support for barcode scanning actions in English. - Updated blocks_types.json to register the new barcode input type. These changes improve the application's functionality by allowing users to scan barcodes directly within forms, enhancing user experience and data input efficiency.
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🔇 Additional comments (6)client/lib/forms/themes/form-themes.js (3)
Good approach extracting background-specific classes into a new
Repeating the same pattern here for the “simple” theme is coherent. Maintaining consistent structure among multiple themes will make it easier to manage theming updates.
The distinct client/components/open/forms/fields/components/FieldOptions.vue (3)
Adding a dedicated block for the barcode reader with an
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client/i18n/lang/ru.json (1)
Fix Unicode encoding issues in multiple language files
Found encoding issues in several translation files that need to be corrected:
ru.json: "контенту" is corrupted in the "restricted_to_workspace" textte.json: Corrupted characters in "cannot_access_here" and "chooseFiles" textsta.json: Encoding issues in "chooseFiles" and "cameraDeviceErrorDescription"bn.json: Corrupted Bengali characters in "cannot_access_here" and "uploadingFile"The affected files need to be re-saved with proper UTF-8 encoding to ensure correct character rendering across all languages.
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1-42: Fix Unicode encoding issue in the Russian translation file.There's a Unicode encoding issue in the "restricted_to_workspace" text where "контенту" is displayed as "кон��енту". This should be fixed to ensure proper character rendering.
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client/components/forms/BarcodeInput.vue (2)
55-55: Localize thearia-labelfor accessibilityThe
aria-labelattribute is hardcoded in English. To support internationalization, please use the localization function$t().Apply this diff to localize the
aria-label:- aria-label="Click to open a camera" + :aria-label="$t('forms.barcodeInput.clickToOpenCamera')"
125-132: Simplify state management using a computed propertyThe watcher on
scannedValueupdatescompValwheneverscannedValuechanges. You can simplify this by using a computed property instead of a watcher.Apply this diff to use a computed property:
- watch: { - scannedValue: { - handler(value) { - this.compVal = value - }, - immediate: true - } - }, + computed: { + compVal() { + return this.scannedValue + } + },client/i18n/lang/en.json (1)
41-41: Improve grammar in English translation.The current translation "Click to open a camera" sounds less natural. Consider removing the article "a" to match the style of other camera-related messages in the file.
- "clickToOpenCamera": "Click to open a camera" + "clickToOpenCamera": "Click to open camera"client/i18n/lang/de.json (1)
39-42: Consider a more natural German translation.While grammatically correct, the current translation is quite formal. Consider a more natural alternative that maintains consistency with the camera-related UI elements.
Suggested translation improvement:
- "clickToOpenCamera": "Klicken Sie, um eine Kamera zu öffnen" + "clickToOpenCamera": "Kamera öffnen"This shorter version:
- Matches the concise style of other German UI elements
- Maintains the same meaning
- Is more common in German software interfaces
client/i18n/lang/fr.json (1)
39-42: Align translation with existing camera-related UI elements.While correct, the translation should be consistent with the existing camera-related UI elements in the French localization.
Suggested translation improvement:
- "clickToOpenCamera": "Cliquez pour ouvrir une caméra" + "clickToOpenCamera": "Cliquez pour activer la caméra"This version:
- Uses "activer" instead of "ouvrir" to match the tone of other camera-related messages
- Uses "la caméra" instead of "une caméra" for consistency
- Maintains the same meaning while being more idiomatic
client/components/open/forms/OpenFormField.vue (1)
226-227: Consider adding barcode-specific properties.The
inputPropertiesmethod should include barcode-specific configuration options to enhance functionality:} else if (field.type === 'phone_number' && !field.use_simple_text_input) { inputProperties.unavailableCountries = field.unavailable_countries ?? [] } else if (field.type === 'text' && field.secret_input) { inputProperties.nativeType = 'password' + } else if (field.type === 'barcode') { + inputProperties.barcodeFormats = field.barcode_formats ?? ['ean', 'code_128'] + inputProperties.cameraId = field.camera_id + inputProperties.scanningOptions = { + frequency: field.scanning_frequency ?? 10, + tryHarder: field.try_harder ?? true + } }
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client/i18n/lang/zh.json (1)
41-41: Localization key added successfully
The new localization key barcodeInput.clickToOpenCamera has been added correctly.
client/i18n/lang/ko.json (1)
41-41: Localization key added successfully
The new localization key barcodeInput.clickToOpenCamera has been added correctly.
client/i18n/lang/ja.json (1)
39-41: LGTM! Translation and structure are correct.
The Japanese translation is accurate and follows the existing localization patterns.
client/i18n/lang/ar.json (1)
39-41: LGTM! Translation and structure are correct.
The Arabic translation is accurate and maintains proper RTL text direction.
client/i18n/lang/vi.json (1)
39-41: LGTM! Verify translation consistency across files.
The Vietnamese translation for barcode camera access is properly structured and follows the existing pattern for input-related translations.
Let's verify the translation structure consistency across all locale files:
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Translation structure verified and consistent across all locale files ✅
All 20 locale files in the repository have the correct barcodeInput.clickToOpenCamera structure in place, maintaining consistency across the internationalization system.
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client/i18n/lang/pa.json (1)
39-41: LGTM! Translation follows Punjabi language conventions.
The Punjabi translation is properly structured and maintains consistency with other input-related translations in the file.
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39-41: LGTM! Verify RTL display for Urdu translation.
The Urdu translation is properly structured and follows the language conventions. Since Urdu is a right-to-left (RTL) language, we should ensure proper RTL support in the UI.
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RTL support is properly implemented - no issues found
The codebase has comprehensive RTL support implemented through:
- Form-level RTL layout control via
layout_rtlproperty - RTL-aware component styling with dedicated RTL classes and directives
- Proper RTL text direction handling in form components
- RTL-specific border and padding adjustments
- RTL-aware positioning of UI elements
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39-41: LGTM! Consider verifying RTL text rendering.
The Bengali translation and JSON structure are correct. Since Bengali script can have complex text rendering requirements, it would be good to verify the text displays properly in the UI.
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39-41: LGTM! Translation and structure are correct.
The Turkish translation is grammatically correct and follows the established pattern for form input messages.
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39-41: LGTM! Consider verifying RTL text rendering.
The Hindi translation and JSON structure are correct. Since Devanagari script can have complex text rendering requirements, it would be good to verify the text displays properly in the UI.
client/i18n/lang/mr.json (1)
40-41: LGTM! Verify consistency across language files.
The Marathi translation for the barcode camera prompt is correctly structured and properly translated.
Let's verify the consistency of the barcodeInput section across all language files:
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Translation is consistent across all language files ✓
The verification confirms that the barcodeInput.clickToOpenCamera translation key is present and properly structured in all language files (20 files total), maintaining consistency across the i18n system.
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40-41: LGTM! Russian translation is accurate.
The Russian translation for the barcode camera prompt is correctly structured and properly translated.
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40-41: LGTM! Portuguese translation looks accurate.
The translation "Clique para abrir a câmera" is grammatically correct and consistent with the existing UI language style.
Consider having a native Portuguese speaker verify the natural flow of the translation.
client/i18n/lang/es.json (1)
40-41: Refine Spanish translation for better natural flow.
The current translation "Haga clic para abrir una cámara" uses the indefinite article "una". Consider using the definite article "la" instead, which is more common in Spanish UI contexts:
- "clickToOpenCamera": "Haga clic para abrir una cámara"
+ "clickToOpenCamera": "Haga clic para abrir la cámara"Consider having a native Spanish speaker verify this suggestion.
client/i18n/lang/te.json (1)
40-41: Improve Telugu translation for better grammatical structure.
The current translation "క్లిక్ చేయండి కెమెరా తెరవండి" would flow more naturally with proper conjunction and verb placement:
- "clickToOpenCamera": "క్లిక్ చేయండి కెమెరా తెరవండి"
+ "clickToOpenCamera": "కెమెరా తెరవడానికి క్లిక్ చేయండి"This suggestion follows Telugu grammar rules by:
- Using "డానికి" (daniki) to indicate purpose
- Placing the main action verb at the end
Consider having a native Telugu speaker verify this suggestion.
client/i18n/lang/ta.json (1)
39-42: LGTM! Verify translation completeness across all barcode-related features.
The Tamil translation for the camera prompt is properly structured and grammatically correct.
Let's verify if we have all required translations for the barcode feature:
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Translation is complete and consistent across all language files
The clickToOpenCamera translation is present in all 20 language files (ar, bn, de, en, es, fr, hi, ja, jv, ko, mr, pa, pt, ru, ta, te, tr, ur, vi, zh), ensuring complete coverage for the barcode feature's camera prompt.
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39-42: Verify integration with barcode scanning UI components.
The translations have been added consistently across language files, but we should verify the complete user flow.
Let's check for any additional barcode-related UI components that might need translations:
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Translation integration is properly implemented and complete
The barcode scanning feature's translation is correctly integrated:
- BarcodeInput.vue uses the translation key
forms.barcodeInput.clickToOpenCameraconsistently - The translation is present in all language files with appropriate translations
- The component properly handles the camera UI states and barcode detection
- The feature is correctly registered in OpenFormField.vue as a form field type
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client/data/blocks_types.json (1)
146-154: LGTM! The barcode block type is well-structured.
The implementation follows the established pattern and maintains consistency with other input types.
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226-227: LGTM! The barcode component mapping is correctly added.
The implementation follows the established pattern for component mapping.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Provide user feedback on Quagga initialization failure
In the initQuagga method, when Quagga initialization fails, the error is logged to the console but no feedback is given to the user. Consider updating cameraPermissionStatus or displaying an error message to inform the user about the failure.
Apply this diff to handle initialization errors:
if (err) {
console.error('Quagga initialization failed:', err)
+ this.cameraPermissionStatus = 'error'
+ this.isCapturing = false
+ this.$emit('stopWebcam')
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| console.error('Quagga initialization failed:', err) | |
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| this.cameraPermissionStatus = 'error' | |
| this.isCapturing = false | |
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| "barcodeInput": { | ||
| "clickToOpenCamera": "Klik kanggo nggawe kamera" |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider revising the Javanese translation for accuracy.
The current translation "Klik kanggo nggawe kamera" uses "nggawe" (create/make) which might be confusing. Consider using "mbukak" (open) instead for better clarity:
- "clickToOpenCamera": "Klik kanggo nggawe kamera"
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| "barcodeInput": { | |
| "clickToOpenCamera": "Klik kanggo nggawe kamera" | |
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| "clickToOpenCamera": "Klik kanggo mbukak kamera" |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider using a more modern barcode scanning library.
The quagga library (last updated in 2017) is outdated and may have compatibility issues with modern browsers. Consider using more actively maintained alternatives:
@zxing/library- Modern, well-maintained, and supports multiple barcode formatszxing-js/browser- Specifically designed for browser environments
Also, consider pinning the exact version to prevent unexpected updates:
- "quagga": "^0.12.1",
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client/components/forms/components/CameraUpload.vue (1)
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102-125: Add validation for the decoders propWhile the prop types are correctly defined, the
decodersarray should validate its contents to ensure only supported Quagga decoder types are provided.Add prop validation:
decoders: { type: Array, - default: () => [] + default: () => [], + validator: (value) => { + const supportedDecoders = ['code_128_reader', 'ean_reader', 'ean_8_reader', + 'code_39_reader', 'upc_reader', 'upc_e_reader', 'codabar_reader']; + return value.every(decoder => supportedDecoders.includes(decoder)); + } }
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client/components/forms/components/CameraUpload.vue (1)
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1-238: Consider architectural improvements for maintainability and performance
Component Separation: Consider splitting this into separate
CameraUploadandBarcodeScannercomponents to follow the Single Responsibility Principle. This would make the code more maintainable and reusable.Performance Optimizations:
- Add a debounce to the barcode detection to prevent rapid-fire events
- Consider using
requestAnimationFramefor smoother video processing- Add support for worker threads if processing becomes intensive
Would you like help implementing any of these improvements?
client/components/open/forms/fields/components/FieldOptions.vue (2)
80-99: Enhance the help text for barcode decoders selectionThe UI implementation looks good and follows the established patterns. Consider enhancing the help text to be more descriptive about what each decoder type supports.
- help="Select the decoders you want to use" + help="Select the barcode formats you want to support. Each decoder enables scanning of specific barcode types (e.g., EAN-13 for retail products, Code 128 for logistics)"
636-643: Consider adding support for additional barcode formatsThe current implementation covers basic barcode formats. Consider adding support for additional commonly used formats:
barcodeDecodersOptions: [ { name: 'EAN-13', value: 'ean_reader' }, { name: 'EAN-8', value: 'ean_8_reader' }, { name: 'Code 128', value: 'code_128_reader' }, { name: 'Code 39', value: 'code_39_reader' }, { name: 'UPC-A', value: 'upc_reader' }, - { name: 'UPC-E', value: 'upc_e_reader' } + { name: 'UPC-E', value: 'upc_e_reader' }, + { name: 'Code 93', value: 'code_93_reader' }, + { name: 'Codabar', value: 'codabar_reader' }, + { name: 'QR Code', value: 'qr_reader' } ]client/components/forms/BarcodeInput.vue (2)
131-136: Add debouncing and validation for scanned valuesThe current implementation might process multiple rapid scans and lacks validation for the scanned value format.
scannedValue: { handler(value) { + if (this.validateBarcodeFormat(value)) { + this.debouncedUpdateValue(value); + } - this.compVal = value }, immediate: true }Add these methods:
methods: { validateBarcodeFormat(value) { // Add format validation based on selected decoders return value && typeof value === 'string' && value.length > 0; }, debouncedUpdateValue: debounce(function(value) { this.compVal = value; }, 300) }
165-171: Enhance responsive design and loading statesThe current styling lacks responsive design considerations and loading state styles.
<style scoped> video { - /* Ensure the video displays properly */ max-width: 100%; height: auto; + aspect-ratio: 4/3; + @media (max-width: 640px) { + aspect-ratio: 1/1; + } } + +.scanner-loading { + @apply animate-pulse bg-gray-200 rounded-lg; + height: 200px; +} </style>
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client/components/forms/components/CameraUpload.vue (4)
24-24: LGTM: Clean UI separation between camera and barcode modes
The conditional rendering of the capture button based on isBarcodeMode maintains a clean user interface by showing relevant controls only when needed.
131-131: LGTM: Proper state tracking
The quaggaInitialized flag effectively tracks the Quagga initialization state, preventing multiple initializations.
185-188: Provide user feedback on Quagga initialization failure
When Quagga initialization fails, the error is logged to the console but no feedback is given to the user.
205-208: LGTM: Proper cleanup sequence
The cleanup sequence correctly stops Quagga before the webcam and resets all relevant states.
client/components/open/forms/fields/components/FieldOptions.vue (1)
80-99: Verify barcode scanner initialization and performance
Please ensure the following aspects are properly handled:
- Quagga.js library initialization and error handling
- Scanner performance with multiple decoders enabled
- Camera permissions handling
Also applies to: 636-643, 861-862
✅ Verification successful
Let's search for the actual implementation details to verify the barcode scanner functionality and its error handling mechanisms.
Let's examine the actual implementation of these components to verify the scanner initialization, error handling, and decoder configuration.
Barcode scanner implementation is properly handled
The implementation shows robust handling of all concerns:
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Quagga.js initialization is properly implemented with error handling in CameraUpload component:
- Initialization includes proper configuration of input stream and decoders
- Error handling is present in the initialization callback
- Cleanup is handled via
Quagga.stop()
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Camera permissions and errors are well-managed:
- Proper permission states: 'allowed', 'blocked', 'loading', and 'unknown'
- User-friendly error messages and instructions
- Graceful fallbacks for permission denial
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Multiple decoders support is implemented:
- Decoders are configurable via props
- Properly passed through from FieldOptions to BarcodeInput to CameraUpload
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Performance considerations:
- Resources are properly cleaned up on component unmount
- Camera stream is stopped when not in use
- Quagga instance is properly initialized and destroyed
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| if (this.isBarcodeMode) { | ||
| this.initQuagga() | ||
| } |
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Add error handling for barcode initialization
While camera initialization errors are handled, there's no error handling if the camera succeeds but barcode initialization fails. This could leave users waiting indefinitely.
Add error handling:
if (this.isBarcodeMode) {
- this.initQuagga()
+ this.initQuagga().catch(err => {
+ console.error('Failed to initialize barcode scanner:', err);
+ this.cameraPermissionStatus = 'unknown';
+ this.cancelCamera();
+ });
}Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
| Quagga.onDetected((result) => { | ||
| if (result.codeResult) { | ||
| this.$emit('barcodeDetected', result.codeResult.code) | ||
| this.cancelCamera() | ||
| } | ||
| }) |
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Add cleanup for Quagga event listeners
The onDetected event listener is not properly cleaned up, which could lead to memory leaks or duplicate event handling if the component is reused.
Add cleanup in the cancelCamera method:
if (this.quaggaInitialized) {
+ Quagga.offDetected();
Quagga.stop();
this.quaggaInitialized = false;
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| Quagga.onDetected((result) => { | |
| if (result.codeResult) { | |
| this.$emit('barcodeDetected', result.codeResult.code) | |
| this.cancelCamera() | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| if (this.quaggaInitialized) { | |
| Quagga.offDetected(); | |
| Quagga.stop(); | |
| this.quaggaInitialized = false; | |
| } |
| barcode: { | ||
| decoders: this.barcodeDecodersOptions.map(decoder => decoder.value) |
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Optimize default barcode decoder selection
Currently, all available decoders are enabled by default. This might impact scanning performance as each frame needs to be processed by every enabled decoder.
Consider enabling only the most commonly used formats by default:
barcode: {
- decoders: this.barcodeDecodersOptions.map(decoder => decoder.value)
+ decoders: ['ean_reader', 'code_128_reader'] // Most common formats by default
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| barcode: { | |
| decoders: this.barcodeDecodersOptions.map(decoder => decoder.value) | |
| barcode: { | |
| decoders: ['ean_reader', 'code_128_reader'] // Most common formats by default |
| <div class="flex-1 break-all"> | ||
| {{ scannedValue }} | ||
| </div> |
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Add XSS protection for scanned values
The scanned value is directly rendered in the template without sanitization, which could be a security risk if malicious QR codes are scanned.
-<div class="flex-1 break-all">
- {{ scannedValue }}
-</div>
+<div class="flex-1 break-all">
+ {{ sanitizeBarcode(scannedValue) }}
+</div>Add this method to the component:
methods: {
sanitizeBarcode(value) {
return value ? value.replace(/[<>]/g, '') : '';
}
}| startScanning() { | ||
| if (this.disabled) return | ||
| this.isScanning = true | ||
| }, |
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Add error handling for camera initialization
The startScanning method should handle potential camera access errors and provide user feedback.
startScanning() {
if (this.disabled) return
+ try {
this.isScanning = true
+ this.$emit('scan-start')
+ } catch (error) {
+ this.handleScanError(error)
+ }
}Add these methods:
methods: {
handleScanError(error) {
this.isScanning = false;
this.$emit('scan-error', error);
// Provide user feedback through UI
console.error('Camera initialization failed:', error);
}
}| decoders: { | ||
| type: Array, | ||
| default: () => [] | ||
| } |
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Add validation and documentation for decoders prop
The decoders prop lacks validation for supported Quagga decoder types and documentation for API users.
decoders: {
type: Array,
default: () => [],
+ validator: (value) => {
+ const supportedDecoders = ['code_128_reader', 'ean_reader', 'ean_8_reader', 'code_39_reader', 'upc_reader'];
+ return value.every(decoder => supportedDecoders.includes(decoder));
+ },
+ description: 'Array of Quagga decoder types to enable. Supported values: code_128_reader, ean_reader, ean_8_reader, code_39_reader, upc_reader'
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| decoders: { | |
| type: Array, | |
| default: () => [] | |
| } | |
| decoders: { | |
| type: Array, | |
| default: () => [], | |
| validator: (value) => { | |
| const supportedDecoders = ['code_128_reader', 'ean_reader', 'ean_8_reader', 'code_39_reader', 'upc_reader']; | |
| return value.every(decoder => supportedDecoders.includes(decoder)); | |
| }, | |
| description: 'Array of Quagga decoder types to enable. Supported values: code_128_reader, ean_reader, ean_8_reader, code_39_reader, upc_reader' | |
| } |
| ]" | ||
| tabindex="0" | ||
| role="button" | ||
| aria-label="Click to open a camera" |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance accessibility with dynamic aria-labels
The aria-label is static and doesn't reflect the component's current state (scanning/scanned/empty).
-aria-label="Click to open a camera"
+:aria-label="isScanning ? 'Camera is active for barcode scanning' : scannedValue ? 'Scanned barcode value: ' + scannedValue : 'Click to open camera for barcode scanning'"Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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Great work - please apply this: https://github.com/JhumanJ/notionforms/pull/500/commits/6e283314a8379575b741ab5437199f1d396232b2
Main changes I did:
- make sure we can disable the barcode mode (not needed in onpform)
- change the default barcode readers (read only about the most commonly used ones)
- made the vselect component nicer for larger values (with a gradient)
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Release Notes
New Features
BarcodeInputcomponent for barcode scanning functionality.CameraUploadcomponent.FieldOptionscomponent to configure barcode reader options.Localization
Dependencies
quaggalibrary to support barcode scanning capabilities.