Does it work with cordova 4.0+?

[tjwoon]

Does it work with cordova 4.0+?

[tjwoon]

Hi 😃
It should work, unless Cordova's plugin interface changed... Only the command line tools are actually at version 4.x. The Cordova Android and iOS versions are both at v3.x.

Are there any suspicious logs when you return from the scanner to your app?

[tjwoon]

The problem might be with your first parameter. Please try again with by calling the plugin like this:

CloudSky.zBar.scan(
    {},
    function (s) { alert(s) },
    function (s) { alert("Scanning failed: " + s) }
)

[guizero]

Hey! I have tried calling as you said, but it still does not work. It opens, but after the scan it still goes back to the app as if it had never initialized. I tried opening it on eclipse, and also tried gapdebug. Where can I find the logs to search for suspicious problems?

I am testing it in a fresh cordova install, with a fresh test app which only has one button to open the scan!

[guizero]

So, I've installed Eclipse and THyM (https://www.eclipse.org/thym/) and tried running the app with different cordova builds. The only one that seems to work is 3.6.3.... I have tried with 3.5.0 and 3.4.0 and 4.1.2... they all open the scanner, but only with 3.5.0 I get the alert after the scan.

Using android 4.4.4 on a moto g device

[tjwoon]

Hi again. Sorry for the long delay between replies... I just tried the plugin with [email protected] on an emulator and an Android 5.0.1 device - it works as expected in both cases (failure callback on emulator of course).

I don't know what versions of Cordova you are referring to. Each component of Cordova has an independent version number now. The latest version of cordova-android is 3.6.4, which works fine for me too. Meanwhile the command line tools are at version 4.1.2, which is what I am using.

[guizero]

I was having a problem with my emulator and my device. This error no longer
exists. Thank you

On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 1:33 PM, TJ Woon [email protected] wrote:

Hi again. Sorry for the long delay between replies... I just tried the
plugin with [email protected] on an emulator and an Android 5.0.1
device - it works as expected in both cases (failure callback on emulator
of course).

I don't know what versions of Cordova you are referring to. Each component
of Cordova has an independent version number now. The latest version of
cordova-android is 3.6.4, which works fine for me too. Meanwhile the
command line tools are at version 4.1.2, which is what I am using.

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[tjwoon]

I see. Thanks for the update :)