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Daryl Van Johnson

Created on 02 November 2018

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Sample application for scanning all types of barcodes and QR Codes.

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This is a super-simple example of how to implement the Barcode Plugin component. It will scan barcodes and QR-codes. Existence of a valid scanning device is verified and results of the scan will be displayed.

Note: The OutSystems Now mobile app is required! Not compatible with tablets (iPad).

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barcode-plugin

common-plugin

outsystems-charts

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