v2.1.0
STOP! Hammer Time!
We've got a couple headline features in this 2.1.0 release, including the ability to STOP the Vuforia plugin.
What's the point of that?
Well, if you're using the plugin as part of a game, or kiosk, you might not want the camera up forever. Instead, you may want to limit the amount of time a user has to scan something. Well, now you can!
Headline Features
- Added
stopVuforia
method to the plugin.- We've also updated the example app to show an implementation of this.
- Status bar is hidden by default in plugin views on iOS.
- We were inconsistantly showing and hiding this on iOS - we decided to consistently hide.
- Overlay message and message box is now hidden if the overlay text is null.
- Don't want the black overlay? Just provide a null message and we'll hide it automatically.
Extras
- Updated and re-structured the README.
- Removed a load of un-needed content and made notes more prominent.
- Added JSDoc documentation to VuforiaPlugin.js.
- Refactored VuforiaPlugin.js to be DRYer and more flexible.
- Fixed Travis auto-deploys - Travis will now deploy on a tag push so we can deliver new code much faster!
- Made out hook system more flexible.
- Moved a Vuforia.jar file out from
src/android
tosrc/vuforia
so that all Vuforia code is in a single place.