Feature: Add 'onFrame' lambda to capture the current frame of the camera #85
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This is only for analyzing and isn't needed for this basic approach
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Hi @jordond, overall seems good to me! |
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I am attempting to implement MLKit into a KMP application, and I need access to each frame from the camera to do Image analysis on it.
Peekaboo currently didn't have any way of exposing this, so this PR adds that feature.
You can pass
onFrameto any of the peekaboo-ui functions to immediately receive frame data in the form of aByteArrayand the timestamp of the frame.I have tested this on Android and iOS. However I couldn't get the sample in this repository to run on iOS. However I ported this library to my application and can confirm that frame updates work on iOS.