Camera usage after calling `barcodescanner.stop();`
See original GitHub issueHi there,
Thank you for providing this awesome library!
In my app, it seems that the camera always stays on after starting a barcode scanner. Even after I call barcodeScanner.stop()
. Is this the expected behavior? Will it drain the battery?
If it’s not the expected behavior I might have another piece of my code that activates the camera.
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Thanks for this fix, awesome!
@EddyVerbruggen Just a point in this issue that might be relevant for someone or maybe a fix.
When the IOS BarcodeScanner vue component is turned off via v-if/else, you will not be able to stop it from scaning even changing the pause variable… it’s just a thought, i didn’t tested far to be sure… I changed it to a v-show and the pause attribute worked.