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Publish npm package under scope (refactoring needed)
See original GitHub issueI think we can do this for v1.0.0, a major release indicating that some things will change completely.
We also gotta decide what name use for the scanner component, maybe NgxScannerComponent and NgxScannerModule? (maybe it’s too generic)
- Publish package.
- Rename classes.
- Release G.A. version.
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Well… Good point! 😁 Let’s go without the prefix then
I’m currently working on a Plunkr example which can then be exported and added to the docs-folder so a demo can be accessed via github.io The docs-folder is the only folder I found the old ngx-zxing name so I think were ready for an initial release now