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Yet another barcode scanner for Android
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Of course, handling ZXing' SCAN intents makes only
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And that's why responding to IMAGE_CAPTURE does not
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README.md

Binary Eye

Yet another barcode scanner for Android. As if there weren't enough.

This one is totally free, open source and does use the ZXing barcode scanning library.

Unlike many others it works in portrait and landscape orientation, can read inverted codes, uses Material Design and doesn't do anything else but decoding a barcode.

Get it on Google Play

And it's written in Kotlin because I've wanted to explore that a bit more.