Anyline SDK v43 (New Changes and Upgrade Guide) - iOS
New and Improved!
Our Engineers have meticulously rewritten our Anyline iOS SDK from the ground up with Version 43. Here you will experience a wide array of game changing features, performance enhancements and overall ease-of-use improvements.
This article covers a summary of what v43 offers compared to our previous versions, a video guide on how to upgrade from any previous version of our Anyline iOS SDK to v43, links to the documentation, and a glossary of some of the terminology associated with our SDK.
Before and After
Previous versions of Anyline SDK
Version 43 of Anyline SDK
Changes in Version 43
Anyline iOS SDK previous versions |
Anyline iOS SDK v43 |
Upgrading to v43
To watch the video tutorial, please click here.
Other Additions
Added
ALPluginConfig
for describing configuration data.Added a type of configuration for each scanning capability.
Added
ALPluginResult
for describing result data.Added a type of plugin result for each scanning capability.
[Tire] Added tire size specification fields to the result.
[Barcode] Added AAMVA parsing for PDF417 codes on driving licenses.
[ID] Restructured ID results in a way that every field can contain date- & multi-language information.
Links to Documentation
If you require any further information or details on our v43 upgrade for the Anyline iOS SDK,
please click here to see our Documentation Page.
Glossary
PLEASE NOTE:
*Protocol - Contains a blueprint of methods and properties which perform a specific task or functionality, and is implemented by the class that adheres to said protocol.
*Delegate - Refers to the class that adheres to a protocol and implements methods contained within the protocol.
*Composite Plugin - Running a composite plugin either sequentially or simultaneously puts more than one discrete plugin to work. There are two modes which one can use:
sequential mode: when the workflow requires you to scan a license plate, and then a VIN. This mode runs two separate scan plugins one after another, but within a composite you get the combined result of the two when you finish scanning both.
parallel mode: you are running two or more plugins simultaneously. (For example an ID card with a PDF417 barcode in it). Both are scanned, and the results are presented when you are done.