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matrixscan-count-cordova

Cursor Skill

Use when MatrixScan Count (BarcodeCount) is involved in a Cordova project — whether the user mentions MatrixScan Count, BarcodeCount, count mode, scan-and-count, inventory count, receiving workflow, stock taking, scan against a list, capture list, status mode, or tap-to-uncount directly, or the codebase already uses BarcodeCount as its scanning mode and something needs to be added, changed, fixed, or built. This includes adding MatrixScan Count to a new Cordova app, configuring symbologies, mounting BarcodeCountView, customizing view properties (toolbar, hints, brushes, exit button, shutter button), building a capture list for expected-barcode workflows, using BarcodeCountStatusProvider for stock-status overlays, handling tap-to-uncount, enabling the hardware trigger, or troubleshooting BarcodeCount behavior. BarcodeCount is available on Cordova from plugin 6.24; the context-free constructor is ≥7.6; Status mode and Mapping flow are ≥8.3; Not-in-list action settings are ≥7.1. If the project is Cordova and MatrixScan Count / BarcodeCount is in play, use this skill.

AI agent skills for integrating the Scandit Data Capture SDK — product selection, documentation, and implementation guides for barcode scanning, ID capture, and smart label capture.

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barcode-capture-androidUse when BarcodeCapture is involved in an Android project — whether the user mentions BarcodeCapture directly, or the codebase already uses BarcodeCapture as its barcode scanning library and something needs to be added, changed, fixed, or migrated. This includes adding BarcodeCapture to a new Android app, modifying scan settings, handling scan results, customizing the BarcodeCapture overlay, upgrading or migrating between SDK versions (v6→v7, v7→v8, or any bump of the Scandit SDK), troubleshooting BarcodeCapture behavior, or replacing a third-party barcode scanning library (such as ZXing or ML Kit) with BarcodeCapture. If the project is Android and BarcodeCapture is in play — including any question about upgrading the Scandit Android SDK — use this skill.
barcode-capture-capacitorUse when BarcodeCapture (single-barcode scanning) is involved in a Capacitor project — whether the user mentions BarcodeCapture directly, or the codebase already uses BarcodeCapture as its scanning mode and something needs to be added, changed, fixed, or migrated. This includes adding BarcodeCapture to a new Capacitor app, configuring symbologies and BarcodeCaptureSettings, wiring the BarcodeCaptureListener, mounting a DataCaptureView with a BarcodeCaptureOverlay, switching the camera frame source, customizing feedback or viewfinders, upgrading between SDK versions, or troubleshooting BarcodeCapture behavior. If the project is Capacitor and BarcodeCapture is in play, use this skill.
barcode-capture-cordovaUse when BarcodeCapture is involved in a Cordova project — whether the user mentions BarcodeCapture directly, or the codebase already uses BarcodeCapture as its barcode scanning mode and something needs to be added, changed, fixed, or migrated. This includes adding BarcodeCapture to a new Cordova app, modifying scan settings, handling scan results, wiring the DataCaptureView and BarcodeCaptureOverlay, upgrading between SDK versions, or troubleshooting BarcodeCapture behavior. If the project is Cordova and BarcodeCapture is in play, use this skill.
barcode-capture-flutterUse when BarcodeCapture is involved in a Flutter project — whether the user mentions BarcodeCapture directly, or the codebase already uses BarcodeCapture as its barcode scanning library and something needs to be added, changed, fixed, or migrated. This includes adding BarcodeCapture to a new Flutter app, modifying scan settings, handling scan results, customizing the BarcodeCapture overlay, upgrading between SDK versions, or troubleshooting BarcodeCapture behavior. If the project is Flutter and BarcodeCapture is in play, use this skill.
barcode-capture-mauiUse when BarcodeCapture is involved in a .NET MAUI project (`<UseMaui>true</UseMaui>`, target frameworks include `net*-android` and/or `net*-ios`, `Scandit.DataCapture.Barcode.Maui` NuGet) — whether the user mentions BarcodeCapture directly, or the codebase already uses BarcodeCapture as its barcode scanning library and something needs to be added, changed, fixed, or migrated. This includes adding BarcodeCapture to a MAUI app, configuring `BarcodeCaptureSettings`, wiring the `BarcodeScanned` event (or `IBarcodeCaptureListener`), adding the `<scandit:DataCaptureView>` XAML control, creating a `BarcodeCaptureOverlay` after the view's handler is attached, handling the `OnAppearing`/`OnDisappearing` lifecycle, requesting `Permissions.Camera`, upgrading or migrating between Scandit SDK versions (v6→v7, v7→v8, or any bump of the Scandit .NET MAUI SDK), troubleshooting BarcodeCapture behavior, or replacing a third-party MAUI barcode scanning library (ZXing.Net.Maui, ZXing.Net.MAUI.Controls, BarcodeScanning.Native.Maui) with BarcodeCapture. If the project has `<UseMaui>true</UseMaui>` and BarcodeCapture is in play — including any question about upgrading the Scandit .NET MAUI SDK — use this skill.