com.ezartech.experimental.videoframes: An Objective-C repository from ezartech

#ezAR VideoFrames Cordova Plugin This experimental plugin produces video frames from the camera preview created by the VideoOverlay plugin. The video frames are returned to your app in the form of JPEG images encoded as data url via a callback you provide. You must includes the VideoOverlay plugin in your app and start a camera before starting to capture video frames.

##Supported Platforms

iOS 7, 8 & 9

##Getting Started The simplest ezAR application involves adding the VideoOverlay
and VideoStream plugins to your Corodva project using the Cordova CLI

    cordova plugin add pathtoezar/com.ezartech.ezar.videooverlay
    cordova plugin add pathtoezar/com.ezartech.experimental.videoframes

Next in your Cordova JavaScript deviceready handler include the following
JavaScript snippet to initialize the VideoOverlay plugin and activate the
camera on the back of the device, i.e., the camera away from the display.

    ezar.initializeVideoOverlay(
        function() {
            ezar.getBackCamera().start(watchFrames);
        },
        function(err) {
            alert('unable to init ezar: ' + err);
        }
    );

    function watchFrames() {
        //define the rectangle to crop
        var cropRect = {x:0,y:0,width:200,height:200};
        ezar.watchVideoFrames(
            function(rect,jpgImageDataURI) {
                //do something with jpg image
            }
        );
    }

    function stopWatchingFrames() {
        ezar.clearVideoFramesWatch();
    }

##Additional Documentation
See ezartech.com for documentation and support.

##License The ezAR Startup Kit is licensed under a modified MIT license.

ezartech/com.ezartech.experimental.videoframes