Improve performance with WebAssembly
See original GitHub issueScanning a frame for QR codes is a rather expensive operation. The library responsible for this job (jsQR
) also makes up a major part of the bundle size. Maybe performance could be increased by using a WebAssembly module instead. This component depends on modern browser features anyway so browser support shouldn’t suffer too bad?
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Yeah, I heard of it. I hope this becomes usable soon.
Do you know about the Shape Detection API? It’s using native modules to scan for barcodes (and text and faces). This way we could avoid shipping huge js/webassembly bundles. https://github.com/WICG/shape-detection-api https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/4757990523535360