Scandit

id-capture-ios

Cursor Skill

Use when ID Capture (Scandit identity-document scanning — passports, driver's licenses, ID cards, residence permits, health-insurance cards, visas, region-specific subtypes, reading MRZ / VIZ / PDF417 barcode on identity documents / mobile-document data) is involved in a native iOS Swift project (UIKit or SwiftUI) — whether the user mentions ID Capture directly, says "scan a passport / driver's license / ID card / identity document in Swift on iOS", or the codebase already uses `IdCapture` and something needs to be added, changed, fixed, or customized. This includes adding ID Capture to a new iOS UIKit app, configuring `IdCaptureSettings` with `acceptedDocuments` (`IdCard(region: .any)`, `DriverLicense(region: .us)`, `Passport(region: .any)`, …) and a `scanner` (`IdCaptureScanner(physicalDocument:)` wrapping `FullDocumentScanner` / `SingleSideScanner` / `MobileDocumentScanner`), creating the mode with `IdCapture(context:settings:)`, handling results through `IdCaptureListener.idCapture(_:didCapture:)` / `idCapture(_:didReject:reason:)`, reading `CapturedId` (`fullName`, `dateOfBirth`, `dateOfExpiry`, `documentNumber`, `mrzResult`, `vizResult`, `barcode`, `mobileDocumentResult`, `images`, `verificationResult`), hosting the preview with `DataCaptureView` + `IdCaptureOverlay` inside a `UIViewController`, managing the camera lifecycle across `viewWillAppear` / `viewDidDisappear`, rejection rules (expired / voided / underage / forged-AAMVA / inconsistent-data), data-consistency / AAMVA verification, anonymization, or upgrading the Scandit iOS SDK version. If the project is native iOS Swift (UIKit or SwiftUI) and ID Capture is in play, use this skill. Note: code examples in this skill use UIKit — SwiftUI hosting patterns may need adaptation.

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-iosUse when BarcodeCapture is involved in an iOS 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 iOS app, modifying scan settings, handling scan results, customizing the BarcodeCapture overlay, upgrading between SDK versions, troubleshooting BarcodeCapture behavior, or replacing a third-party barcode scanning library with BarcodeCapture. If the project is iOS and BarcodeCapture is in play, use this skill.