Creating Frame Processor Plugins
Expose your Frame Processor Plugin to JS​
To make the Frame Processor Plugin available to the Frame Processor Worklet Runtime, create the following wrapper function in JS/TS:
import { initFrameProcessorPlugin, Frame } from 'react-native-vision-camera'
const plugin = initFrameProcessorPlugin('scanFaces')
/**
* Scans faces.
*/
export function scanFaces(frame: Frame): object {
'worklet'
if (plugin == null) throw new Error('Failed to load Frame Processor Plugin "scanFaces"!')
return plugin.call(frame)
}
Test it!​
Simply call the wrapper Worklet in your Frame Processor:
function App() {
const frameProcessor = useFrameProcessor((frame) => {
'worklet'
const faces = scanFaces(frame)
console.log(`Faces in Frame: ${faces}`)
}, [])
return (
<Camera frameProcessor={frameProcessor} {...cameraProps} />
)
}
Next Steps​
If you want to distribute your Frame Processor Plugin, simply use npm.
- Create a blank Native Module using bob or create-react-native-module
- Name it
vision-camera-plugin-xxxxx
wherexxxxx
is the name of your plugin - Remove the generated template code from the Example Native Module
- Add VisionCamera to
peerDependencies
:"react-native-vision-camera": ">= 3"
- Implement the Frame Processor Plugin in the iOS, Android and JS/TS Codebase using the guides above
- Publish the plugin to npm. Users will only have to install the plugin using
npm i vision-camera-plugin-xxxxx
and add it to theirbabel.config.js
file. - Add the plugin to the **official VisionCamera plugin list for more visibility