The VBCS Way: Mobile App for Scanning Barcodes \ QR Codes

 

                                                                                                                                                              Image by mjuliuss from Pixabay


Hi,

Scanning bar codes (QR code too) are both fun and convenience. It eases business processes, especially at PoS, and receiving payments. 

Thus, when it comes to develop one such app which scan codes, VBCS, as usual, makes it easy for developers. 

VBCS uses cordova plugins to get access to the native functionalities of the mobile. VBCS provides a corodva-package, which has a set of required plugins installed. On top of this package, we add any other required plugins, add platform(s) (Android, Apple), build the package and get the respective installable for the mobile, like APK in this example.

The steps are in very detail, and thus needs to opened separately as a MS Word document. Please checkout from the below repository.



Corrections and Suggestions are most welcome. Kindly comment



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