Release Notes

Introduced enableCaching flag to the AnylineJSParams to enable or disable the WASM caching mechanism (default: true).

Added a parameter correlationId to the AnylineJSParams interface. This parameter lets you set a correlationId value which can be used to correlate scan data across multiple scans and platforms. Please note that correlation ID needs to be in the UUIDv4 format.

This release improves the overall accuracy of the license plate identifier and state information on US license plates.

This major release enhances scanning performance for Safari browser, version 17 and later.

The AnylineJSConfig object has been replaced by PluginConfig to allow for integration with typechecks. Now specific plugin parameters such as tinConfig, vinConfig can be set to fine-tune the existing presets. Please check out the Scanning Capabilities section.

The following parameters have been moved from AnylineJSConfig to AnylineJSParams:

cancelOnResult has been moved from ViewConfig to AnylineJSConfig.

Fixed an issue where the .GZ files would not load when integrated with Angular

Prior to this release, the Tire Identification Number (TIN) scanner couldn’t scan TINs without a valid production date by default due to an internal validation check. We have changed the default behavior, allowing users to scan TINs without a valid production date. If you want to verify the production date during scanning, activate this feature via pluginConfig→tinConfig→validateProductionDate.

This release improves the overall accuracy of the Tire Identification Number (DOT) Scanner. This is especially targeting tire numbers with wider spaces (e.g. some Yokohama tires) between individual parts.

Fixed an issue where result images would not be displayed correctly when converting the stringified data to an image.

Fixed an issue where the console would output frequent "Unsupported shape type" warnings.

Fixed an issue where the startScanning promise would never return when using preloading.

The Commercial Tire ID scanner couldn’t scan some tire IDs because our default validation regex was too strict. We made the regex less strict, so now users can scan a wider range of commercial tire IDs. Users will also notice an improved accuracy on all commercial tire IDs.

Fixed an issue where the startScanning promise would never return when using preloading.

Fixed an issue where some iPhones would select the Telephoto Back Camera as default camera instead of the Back Camera.

New detail is now available for DOT/TIN scan results. The scan result now shows production date and tire age in years. This gives you more information about the tire without needing to parse the result string.

The DOT/TIN scanner now has improved support for capturing DOT/TIN codes with wide spaces. In some cases, the sections of DOT/TIN codes are spaced more widely apart than the standard format. Users will notice improved accuracy of the DOT/TIN scanner when scanning these types of tires.

Improved accuracy for scanning commercial tire IDs

The following elements have been renamed:

The DCT (customerGivenNames) keyword has been remapped to firstName and middleName fields in the AAMVA PDF417 scan result

Changed plugin config property scanOption in universalIdField to string type enum

Changed the default minimum confidence level for fields to 60

Improved lower-case field recognition

Improved scan robustness for AT and DE DVL layouts

Modified templates for Latin script:

Removed the enum list of European countries from the result schema. For the full list of currently supported European countries please check the documentation.

Fixed a bug where adding a validation regex to the license plate configuration would prevent scanning European License Plates Fix in certain conditions, aborting the scan with a message "Scan mode 'Auto' is not supported for this operation..".