capture-ux/com.microblink.capture.settings/CaptureSettings

CaptureSettings

data class CaptureSettings(val analyzerSettings: AnalyzerSettings = AnalyzerSettings(), val uxSettings: UxSettings = UxSettings(), val cameraSettings: CameraSettings = CameraSettings(), val filterSettings: FilterSettings? = null, val strings: CaptureOverlayStrings = CaptureOverlayStrings(), @StyleRes val style: Int? = null, @StyleRes val activityTheme: Int? = null) : Parcelable

All available settings for the Capture process.

Constructors

CaptureSettings

constructor(analyzerSettings: AnalyzerSettings = AnalyzerSettings(), uxSettings: UxSettings = UxSettings(), cameraSettings: CameraSettings = CameraSettings(), filterSettings: FilterSettings? = null, strings: CaptureOverlayStrings = CaptureOverlayStrings(), @StyleRes style: Int? = null, @StyleRes activityTheme: Int? = null)

Properties

activityTheme

val activityTheme: Int? = null

Theme of the capture activity.

analyzerSettings

val analyzerSettings: AnalyzerSettings

Settings for the capture analyser.

cameraSettings

val cameraSettings: CameraSettings

Camera configuration options.

filterSettings

val filterSettings: FilterSettings? = null

Settings for the optional capture filter.

strings

val strings: CaptureOverlayStrings

String customisation options for the capture screen.

style

val style: Int? = null

Style (theme) customisation options for the capture camera overlay. It is possible to change default resources like colors, drawables and text appearances. See style MB_capture_overlay_style in SDK resources for all available options. Here you should pass your own style resource. In your style, you define only attributes that should be changed, if some property is not defined, default one from MB_capture_overlay_style resource will be used.

uxSettings

val uxSettings: UxSettings

Various UX settings.

Functions

describeContents

abstract fun describeContents(): Int

writeToParcel

abstract fun writeToParcel(p0: Parcel, p1: Int)