I am new to react-native. Now, I would like to show the text while recording. For example, if I open the camera then show the text 1234 until I finished the recording. Can anyone please help to develop this UI? I am really worried about fixing this one. I have spent more than a week. but I couldn't able to fix this issue.
I have tried different libraries for camera react-native-image-picker and react-native-image-crop-picker. So I can able to access the camera. but I couldn't able to show the text. So can anyone please help me sort out this issue?
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If you use expo-camera package you can easily customize you camera view.
checkout this document
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Hello stackoverflow masters,
I was just wondering how this app embed the download icon over each video detected on any of the website. I tried to insert the download icon manually once page has been loaded but it is not working. This is really a challenging and they have done this so but obvious this is possible.
So anyone who knows or have some experience about it, please give some hints or ideas over it ? I hope someone who is master of that can know that.
I want to make an app that generates card news in android.
Additionally, I want to make UIs that I can move texts around on a photo,
so that I can set the text wherever I want on the photo.
How can I achieve that?
Is there any library that I can use?
or what should I search?
I am currently working on Canvas now.
Thanks!
I think I found my solution.
I searched with the keyword 'sticker' and I found this site.
https://blog.uptech.team/how-to-create-snapchat-like-stickers-for-android-50512957c351
this is the github source
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I am using ionicFramework with Cordova to build an App. My requirement is to show (front) camera feed inside my app (say at top right corner of the app).
Unfortunately "cordovaCapture" is not working for me. "navigator.camera" just opens camera view, but my requirement is to show its feed in a container so its also not fitting in requirement.
I tried backgroundvideo plugin also.
Please help me in understanding, Is it possible to access camera feed without going native app approach ? Please share any leads.
Thanks in Advance.
I'll just point you to the right direction:
https://github.com/cordova-plugin-camera-preview/cordova-plugin-camera-preview
https://github.com/donaldp24/CanvasCameraPlugin
Try these plugins (in order) and lemme know if either of them worked out for you.
I want to create a Photo Capture app using Ionic. I have gone through Cordova Camera Plugin and the examples only shows how to open native camera on button click.
Is there a way to load the Camera view directly in the app (like default camera app, snapchat etc.)?
I want to open camera inside the app because I want to further add options to the camera, open gallery when user slides the camera etc.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks
The problem is similar to this question but the response does not solve my problem.
I don't know how to accomplish this with the plugins that currently exist but it might be helpful for you to know what terminology is used when describing this problem. Specifically it sounds like you're wanting to use a custom camera overlay or what is sometimes called a custom camera. You'd likely need to create your own plugin to do what you described but could use something like this as a base: https://github.com/performanceactive/phonegap-custom-camera-plugin
You can use cordova-plugin-camera-preview that allows camera interaction from inside the application.
I can easily open the camera and take a picture in xamarin Android. but what if I want to open the camera intent and then choose to select whether I want to take the picture or video? right now I can find that I have to define "ActionImageCapture" / "ActionVideoCapture" before open the Intent.
Is there a way to do that? I tried to find in the internet but could not found a solution regarding this.
As far as I know it's still not possible to have one intent for two purposes.
So the solution offered in the Answer below should still be a valid workaround.
Android Camera for Picture and Video