flutter_mrz_scanner_enhanced 3.0.7

Scans MRZ (Machine Readable Zone) from identity documents for iOS and Android.

Flutter MRZ Scanner Enhanced

Based on

A community-maintained fork of the original flutter_mrz_scanner package with significant improvements to MRZ scanning reliability and camera UX.

✨ Key Enhancements

• Improved text recognition accuracy through advanced image preprocessing
• Optimized camera overlay UI for better user experience
• Enhanced image processing pipelines
• Modernized dependencies and null-safety support
• Improved error handling and validation
• Better platform compatibility

🚧 Active Development

As I'm actively using this in production, expect regular updates including:

Performance Improvements 🚀

• Flutter Isolate Integration: Offload heavy image processing and OCR tasks to background isolates for smoother UI performance.
• Real-Time MRZ Detection: Implement live feedback for MRZ detection with visual indicators and dynamic UI updates.

Feature Enhancements ✨

• Machine Learning Model Optimizations: Improve OCR accuracy with updated ML models and preprocessing pipelines.
• Customizable UI Components: Allow developers to fully customize the camera overlay, scanning UI, and feedback animations.

Stability & Maintenance 🔧

• Improved Error Handling: Better error reporting and recovery mechanisms for edge cases.
• Cross-Platform Compatibility: Ensure consistent behavior across iOS, Android, and web platforms.
• Community-Driven Features: Prioritize features and fixes based on community feedback.

🙏 Acknowledgments

This package builds upon the work of:

• @olexale (Oleksandr Leushchenko) - Original creator
• @makhosi6 (Makhosandile) - Early contributor
• @eusopht2021 - Community contributor

Contributions welcome! Please report issues and feature requests on GitHub.

Supported formats:

• TD1
• TD2
• TD3
• MRV-A
• MRV-B

Usage

Import the package

Add to pubspec.yaml

dependencies:
  flutter_mrz_scanner: <latest_version_here>

For iOS

Set iOS deployment target to 12. The plugin uses the device camera, so do not forget to provide the NSCameraUsageDescription. You may specify it in Info.plist like that:

    <key>NSCameraUsageDescription</key>
    <string>SCANNING MRZ REQUIRE CAMERA PERMISSIONS</string>

For Android

Add

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CAMERA" />

to AndroidManifest.xml

Use the widget

Use MRZScanner widget:

MRZScanner(
  withOverlay: true, // Mandatory for proper document cropping
  onControllerCreated: (controller) =>
    onControllerCreated(controller),
  )

Refer to example project for the complete app sample.

Acknowledgements

• Anna Domashych for helping with mrz_parser implementation in Dart
• Anton Derevyanko for hours of Android-related discussions
• Mattijah for beautiful QKMRZScanner library

License

flutter_mrz_scanner_enhanced is released under a MIT License. See LICENSE for details.