CreditCardScanner is a library for scanning credit cards to make adding payment information to user accounts easy. It uses Apple's Vision API for secure, on-device machine learning to read the following info from a credit card: number, name, and expiration date.
- iOS 13.0+ (due to Vision API having first appeared in iOS 13.0)
- Even if your minimum deployment target is iOS 12 or lower, you can make this an iOS 13.0+ only feature using
canImport
and@available
- Even if your minimum deployment target is iOS 12 or lower, you can make this an iOS 13.0+ only feature using
#if canImport(CreditCardScanner)
import CreditCardScanner
#endif
class ViewController: UIViewController {
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
if #available(iOS 13, *) {
let creditCardScannerViewController = CreditCardScannerViewController(delegate: self)
present(creditCardScannerViewController, animated: true)
} else {
print("Oh well...")
}
}
}
@available(iOS 13, *)
extension ViewController: CreditCardScannerViewControllerDelegate {
- In Xcode, add as Swift package with this URL:
https://github.com/yhkaplan/credit-card-scanner.git
- Add this to Cartfile:
github "yhkaplan/credit-card-scanner"
- Follow instructions on Carthage README for integration without adding to copy files script
- This framework is build as a static framework for Carthage, that's why it has the settings above
- To build with Carthage yourself, run
swift package generate-xcodeproj
then run the necessary Carthage commands
- Support coming soon
- Add description to Info.plist
Privacy - Camera Usage Description
- Ex:
$(PRODUCT_NAME) uses the camera to add credit card
- Ex:
import CreditCardScanner
- Conform to
CreditCardScannerViewControllerDelegate
- Present
CreditCardScannerViewController
and set its delegate
import CreditCardScanner
class ViewController: UIViewController, CreditCardScannerViewControllerDelegate {
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
let creditCardScannerViewController = CreditCardScannerViewController(delegate: self)
present(creditCardScannerViewController, animated: true)
}
func creditCardScannerViewController(_ viewController: CreditCardScannerViewController, didErrorWith error: CreditCardScannerError) {
viewController.dismiss(animated: true)
print(error.errorDescription ?? "Unknown error")
}
func creditCardScannerViewController(_ viewController: CreditCardScannerViewController, didFinishWith card: CreditCard) {
// Do something with credit card info
print("\(card)")
}
}
# Install xcodegen if not present
$ brew install xcodegen
# Generate project
$ xcodegen
- Card.io
- This was a good solution, but it has been unmaintained for a long time and is not fully open-source
- CardScan
- Open-source and looks well made
- Supports iOS 11/12 unlike CreditCardScanner
- Costs money to use
This was a two person project by @po-miyasaka and @yhkaplan.
This project would not have been possible without Apple's example project (used with permission under an MIT license) demonstrating Vision and AVFoundation and Apple's other example project demonstrating a fully-featured photo app (also used with permission under an MIT license)
Licensed under MIT license. See LICENSE for more info.