I've set up the Microblink card reader to read only one side, and not give the user the ability to edit the scan results:
func didTapScan() {
/** Create BlinkCard recognizer */
blinkCardRecognizer = MBCBlinkCardRecognizer()
blinkCardRecognizer?.extractCvv = false
blinkCardRecognizer?.extractIban = false
blinkCardRecognizer?.extractExpiryDate = false
/** Create BlinkCard settings */
let settings : MBCBlinkCardOverlaySettings = MBCBlinkCardOverlaySettings()
settings.enableEditScreen = false
/** Crate recognizer collection */
let recognizerList = [blinkCardRecognizer!]
let recognizerCollection : MBCRecognizerCollection = MBCRecognizerCollection(recognizers: recognizerList)
/** Create your overlay view controller */
let blinkCardOverlayViewController = MBCBlinkCardOverlayViewController(settings: settings, recognizerCollection: recognizerCollection, delegate: self)
/** Create recognizer view controller with wanted overlay view controller */
// NOTE that I put a bang on the end of this - not good
let recognizerRunneViewController : UIViewController = MBCViewControllerFactory.recognizerRunnerViewController(withOverlayViewController: blinkCardOverlayViewController)!
/** Present the recognizer runner view controller. You can use other presentation methods as well (instead of presentViewController) */
self.present(recognizerRunneViewController, animated: true, completion: nil)
}
After scanning, I check in the delegate callback for a valid state, and then I try to retrieve the values from the cardRecognizer, but I'm getting nothing but crashes:
func blinkCardOverlayViewControllerDidFinishScanning(_ blinkCardOverlayViewController: MBCBlinkCardOverlayViewController, state: MBCRecognizerResultState) {
// this is done on background thread
// check for valid state
if state == .valid {
CRASHES HERE
guard let result = blinkCardRecognizer?.combinedResult else {
return
}
// CRASHES HERE
print (result)
// first, pause scanning until we process all the results
blinkCardOverlayViewController.recognizerRunnerViewController?.pauseScanning()
DispatchQueue.main.async(execute: {() -> Void in
print(self.blinkCardRecognizer)
// self.dismiss(animated: true, completion: nil)
})
}
}
What am I missing here?
You've done everything correctly regarding the first block of code.
Regarding the second part (in the blinkCardOverlayViewControllerDidFinishScanning method), the .combinedResult is the parent of the result object, so you can use the blinkCardRecognizer.result instead.
Also, there seems to be an issue with the recognizer's description method (blinkCardRecognizer.result), so you would need to specify which information you want to extract.
An example code would be:
extension ViewController: MBCBlinkCardOverlayViewControllerDelegate {
func blinkCardOverlayViewControllerDidFinishScanning(_ blinkCardOverlayViewController: MBCBlinkCardOverlayViewController, state: MBCRecognizerResultState) {
/** This is done on background thread */
if state == .valid {
guard let result = blinkCardRecognizer?.result else {
return
}
blinkCardOverlayViewController.recognizerRunnerViewController?.pauseScanning()
DispatchQueue.main.async(execute: {() -> Void in
print(result.cardNumber)
})
}
}