Native camera control.
npm install react-native-camera-kit --save
Or if you're using yarn:
yarn add react-native-camera-kit
- Locate the module lib folder in your node modules:
PROJECT_DIR/node_modules/react-native-camera-kit/ios/lib
- Drag the
ReactNativeCameraKit.xcodeproj
project file into your project - Add
libReactNativeCameraKit.a
to all your target Linked Frameworks and Libraries (prone to be forgotten) - Add to your project
info.plist
the keysPrivacy - Camera Usage Description
andPrivacy - Photo Library Usage Description
as described here.
Add the following to your project's settings.gradle
file:
+ include ':rncamerakit'
+ project(':rncamerakit').projectDir = new File(rootProject.projectDir, '../node_modules/react-native-camera-kit/android/')
Then add to your app app/build.gradle
in the dependencies
section:
+ compile project(":rncamerakit")
Then in MainApplication.java
add:
+ import com.wix.RNCameraKit.RNCameraKitPackage;
And in the package list in the same file (e.g. getPackages
) add:
+ new RNCameraKitPackage()
cd old-example
yarn
ornpm install
(theyarn
/npm
should be in the example folder)react-native run-ios
orreact-native run-android
import { CameraKitCamera } from 'react-native-camera-kit';
<CameraKitCamera
ref={cam => this.camera = cam}
style={{
flex: 1,
backgroundColor: 'white'
}}
cameraOptions={{
flashMode: 'auto', // on/off/auto(default)
focusMode: 'on', // off/on(default)
zoomMode: 'on', // off/on(default)
ratioOverlay:'1:1', // optional
ratioOverlayColor: '#00000077' // optional
}}
onReadCode={event => // optional
console.log(event.nativeEvent.codeStringValue)
}
resetFocusTimeout={0} // optional
resetFocusWhenMotionDetected={true} // optional
/>
Prop | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
resetFocusTimeout |
Number | iOS only. Dismiss tap to focus after this many milliseconds. Default 0 (disabled). Example: 5000 is 5 seconds. |
resetFocusWhenMotionDetected |
Boolean | iOS only. Dismiss tap to focus when focus area content changes. Native iOS feature, see documentation: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/avfoundation/avcapturedevice/1624644-subjectareachangemonitoringenabl?language=objc). Default true . |
saveToCameraRoll |
Boolean | Using the camera roll is slower than using regular files stored in your app. On an iPhone X in debug mode, on a real phone, we measured around 100-150ms processing time to save to the camera roll. Note: This only work on real devices. It will hang indefinitly on simulators. |
saveToCameraRollWithPhUrl |
Boolean | iOS only. If true, speeds up photo taking by about 5-50ms (measured on iPhone X) by only returning a rn-cameraroll-compatible ph://.. URL instead of a regular file://.. URL. |
cameraOptions |
Object | See cameraOptions below |
Attribute | Values | Description |
---|---|---|
flashMode |
'on' /'off' /'auto' |
Camera flash mode (default is auto ) |
focusMode |
'on' /'off' |
Camera focus mode (default is on ) |
zoomMode |
'on' /'off' |
Camera zoom mode |
ratioOverlay |
['int':'int', ...] |
Show a guiding overlay in the camera preview for the selected ratio. Does not crop image as of v9.0. Example: ['16:9', '1:1', '3:4'] |
ratioOverlayColor |
Color | Any color with alpha (default is '#ffffff77' ) |
const isCameraAuthorized = await CameraKitCamera.checkDeviceCameraAuthorizationStatus();
return values:
AVAuthorizationStatusAuthorized
returns true
AVAuthorizationStatusNotDetermined
returns -1
otherwise, returns false
const isUserAuthorizedCamera = await CameraKitCamera.requestDeviceCameraAuthorization();
AVAuthorizationStatusAuthorized
returns true
otherwise, returns false
Capture image ({ saveToCameraRoll: boolean }
). Using the camera roll is slower than using regular files stored in your app. On an iPhone X in debug mode, on a real phone, we measured around 100-150ms processing time to save to the camera roll.
const image = await this.camera.capture();
Set flash mode (auto
/on
/off
)
const success = await this.camera.setFlashMode(newFlashData.mode);
Set Torch mode (on
/off
)
const success = await this.camera.setTorchMode(newTorchMode);
Change to front/rear camera
const success = await this.camera.changeCamera();
Native Gallery View (based on UICollectionView
(iOS) and RecyclerView
(Android))
import { CameraKitGalleryView } from 'react-native-camera-kit';
<CameraKitGalleryView
ref={gallery => this.gallery = gallery}
style={{flex: 1, marginTop: 20}}
minimumInteritemSpacing={10}
minimumLineSpacing={10}
albumName={<ALBUM_NAME>}
columnCount={3}
onTapImage={event => {
// event.nativeEvent.selected - ALL selected images ids
}}
selectedImages={<MAINTAIN_SELECETED_IMAGES>}
selectedImageIcon={require('<IMAGE_FILE_PATH>'))}
unSelectedImageIcon={require('<IMAGE_FILE_PATH>')}
/>
Attribute | Values | Description |
---|---|---|
minimumInteritemSpacing |
Float | Minimum inner Item spacing |
minimumLineSpacing |
Float | Minimum line spacing |
imageStrokeColor |
Color | Image stroke color |
imageStrokeColorWidth |
Number > 0 | Image stroke color width |
albumName |
String | Album name to show |
columnCount |
Integer | How many clumns in one row |
onTapImage |
Function | Callback when image tapped |
selectedImages |
Array | Selected images (will show the selected badge) |
selectedImageIcon |
require(_PATH_) |
- DEPRECATED use Selection - Selected image badge image |
unSelectedImageIcon |
require(_PATH_) |
- DEPRECATED use Selection - Unselected image badge image |
selection |
Object | See Selection section |
getUrlOnTapImage |
Boolean | iOS only - On image tap return the image internal (tmp folder) uri (intead of Photos.framework asset id) |
customButtonStyle |
Object | See Custom Button section |
onCustomButtonPress |
Function | Callback when custom button tapped |
contentInset (iOS) |
Object | The amount by which the gellery view content is inset from its edges (similar to ScrollView contentInset) |
remoteDownloadIndicatorType |
String ('spinner' / 'progress-bar' / 'progress-pie' ) |
iOS only - see Images stored in iCloud |
remoteDownloadIndicatorColor |
Color | iOS only - Color of the remote download indicator to show |
onRemoteDownloadChanged |
Function | iOS only - Callback when the device curentlly download remote image stored in the iCloud. |
Attribute | Values | Description |
---|---|---|
image |
require(_PATH_) |
Custom button image |
backgroundColor |
Color | Custom button background color |
Attribute | Values | Description |
---|---|---|
selectedImage |
require(_PATH_) |
Selected image badge image |
unselectedImage |
require(_PATH_) |
Unselected image badge image |
imagePosition |
bottom/top-right/left / center |
Selected/Unselected badge image position (Default:top-right ) |
overlayColor |
Color | Image selected overlay color |
imageSizeAndroid |
large /medium |
Android Only - Selected badge image size |
On iOS images can be stored in iCould if the device is low on space which means full-resolution photos automatically replaced with optimized version and full resolution versions are stored in iCloud.
In this case, we need to download the image from iCloud and Photos Framework by Apple does a great job. Downloading take time and we deal with UI, so we need to show loading/progress indicator. In order to do so, we provide 3 types of loading/progress inidcators:
Sets remoteDownloadIndicatorType
prop (and remoteDownloadIndicatorColor
in order to sets the Color) on CameraKitGalleryView:
Attribute | Values |
---|---|
'spinner' |
|
'progress-bar' |
|
'progress-pie' |
In order to simulate this loading behaviour, since reach low on storage situation is hard, add this prop
iCloudDownloadSimulateTime={TIME_IN_SECONDS}
, just DO NOT FORGET TO REMOVE IT.
import { CameraKitCameraScreen } from 'react-native-camera-kit';
<CameraKitCameraScreen
actions={{ rightButtonText: 'Done', leftButtonText: 'Cancel' }}
onBottomButtonPressed={(event) => this.onBottomButtonPressed(event)}
scanBarcode={true}
laserColor={"blue"}
frameColor={"yellow"}
onReadCode={((event) => Alert.alert("Qr code found"))} //optional
hideControls={false} //(default false) optional, hide buttons and additional controls on top and bottom of screen
showFrame={true} //(default false) optional, show frame with transparent layer (qr code or barcode will be read on this area ONLY), start animation for scanner,that stoped when find any code. Frame always at center of the screen
offsetForScannerFrame = {10} //(default 30) optional, offset from left and right side of the screen
heightForScannerFrame = {300} //(default 200) optional, change height of the scanner frame
colorForScannerFrame = {'red'} //(default white) optional, change colot of the scanner frame
/>
- M13ProgressSuite component by Marxon13 - A suite containing many tools to display progress information on iOS.
The MIT License.
See LICENSE