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MRZ Scanner Sample

MRZScanner sample shows you how to develop with Dynamsoft Label Recognizer to create a simple app to scan machine-readable zome (MRZ).

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In the MRZScanner sample, we include an additional library MRZRecognizer.framework, which is developed from Dynamsoft Label Recognizer. MRZ models or parameters are preset in the library. As a result, you don’t need to add additional settings.

The following APIs are available in the MRZScanner sample

MRZRecognizer: The class extended from DynamsoftLabelRecognizer.
MRZResult: The class that stores MRZ result information. When using MRZRecognizer.framework, you can obtain MRZResult as the output of the library instead of DLRResult.
MRZResultListener: The listener to handle callbacks when MRZResults are returned.

How to use MRZRecognizer

Setup Camera Module

In this sample, we use Dynamsoft Camera Enhancer to set up the camera module and capture video frames.

Objective-C
Swift

@property (nonatomic, strong) DynamsoftCameraEnhancer *cameraEnhancer;
@property (nonatomic, strong) DCECameraView *dceView;
...
- (void)configureMRZ {
   self.dceView = [[DCECameraView alloc] initWithFrame:self.view.bounds];
   self.cameraEnhancer = [[DynamsoftCameraEnhancer alloc] initWithView:self.dceView];
   [self.view addSubview:self.dceView];
   [self.cameraEnhancer open];
}

var cameraEnhancer: DynamsoftCameraEnhancer!
var dceView: DCECameraView!
...
func configureMRZ() -> Void {
   dceView = DCECameraView.init(frame: self.view.bounds)
   cameraEnhancer = DynamsoftCameraEnhancer.init(view: dceView)
   self.view.addSubview(dceView)
   cameraEnhancer.open()
}

Initialize MRZ Recognizer and Bind the Camera Module

Create an instance of MRZRecognizer. Use the method setImageSource to bind the MRZRecognizer and the camera module you created. After that, the instance of MRZRecognizer will be able to obtain video frames from the camera continuously.

Objective-C
Swift

@property (nonatomic, strong) DynamsoftMRZRecognizer *mrzRecognizer;
...
- (void)configureMRZ {
   self.mrzRecognizer = [[DynamsoftMRZRecognizer alloc] init];
   // Use setImageSource to bind MRZRecognizer with the camera enhancer.
   // You can also implement the interface ImageSource by yourself.
   [self.mrzRecognizer setImageSource:self.cameraEnhancer];
}

var mrzRecognizer: DynamsoftMRZRecognizer!
...
func configureMRZ() -> Void {
   mrzRecognizer = DynamsoftMRZRecognizer.init()
   // Use setImageSource to bind MRZRecognizer with the camera enhancer.
   // You can also implement the interface ImageSource by yourself.
   mrzRecognizer.setImageSource(cameraEnhancer)
}

Obtain Results

Use setMRZResultListener to Register a MRZResultListener. Trigger startScanning. So that you can obtain the MRZ results from mrzResultCallback.

Objective-C
Swift

@interface ViewController ()<MRZResultListener>
[self.mrzRecognizer setMRZResultListener:self];
[self.mrzRecognizer startScanning];
- (void)mrzResultCallback:(NSInteger)frameId imageData:(iImageData *)imageData result:(iMRZResult *)result {
   // Implement the mrzResultCallback.
}

class ViewController: BaseViewController, MRZResultListener {
   func configureMRZ() -> Void {
      mrzRecognizer.setMRZResultListener(self)
      mrzRecognizer.startScanning()
   }
   ...
   func mrzResultCallback(_ frameId: Int, imageData: iImageData, result: iMRZResult?) {
      // Implement the mrzResultCallback.
   }
}