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capture-vision-flutter-samples

Dynamsoft Capture Vision Flutter SDK Samples

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Dynamsoft Capture Vision Flutter Samples

This repository contains multiple samples that show you how use the Dynamsoft Capture Vision Flutter SDK.

Requirements

Dev tools
  • Latest Flutter SDK
  • For Android apps: Android SDK (API Level 21+), platforms and developer tools
  • For iOS apps: iOS 13+, macOS with latest Xcode and command line tools
Mobile platforms
  • Android 5.0 (API Level 21) and higher
  • iOS 13 and higher

Official Docs

Samples

Sample Name Description
ScanDocument This sample illustrates how to detect and deskew document pages from the video stream.

How to build and run a sample

Step 1: Enter a sample folder that you want to try
cd ScanDocument
Step 2: Fetch and install the dependencies of this example project via Flutter CLI:
flutter pub get

Connect a mobile device via USB and run the app.

Step 3: Start your application

Android:

flutter run -d <DEVICE_ID>

You can get the IDs of all connected devices with flutter devices.

iOS:

Install Pods dependencies:

cd ios/
pod install --repo-update

Open the workspace(!) ios/Runner.xcworkspace in Xcode and adjust the Signing / Developer Account settings. Then, build and run the app in Xcode.

[!NOTE]

  • The license string here grants a time-limited free trial which requires network connection to work.
  • You can request a 30-day trial license via the Request a Trial License link.

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