![]() Using Composerīelow is a copy of our “ composer.json” which could vary slightly from what you have. It supports output as simple HTML and CSS rather than as images which would require an additional image library such as GD or Imagik. We will use a free, but excellent, PHP-Barcode-Generator. In the following, the input named “ productId” will receive the scanner’s input. Then you can use the scanner/reader to read the barcode that will populate the HTML input element that’s currently in focus. Barcode scanners, wired or wireless, function like a keyboard, but only produce input for a single field.īefore attempting a scan, the correct input element - such as INPUT TEXT FIELD or TEXT AREA - must be in focus. There is nothing mystical about a scanner. In this last installment of the Inventory Management tutorial, you will learn how to track outbound and incoming warehouse stock units using a barcode scanner. ![]() The last missing piece, and one that many have asked for, is the integration of a barcode scanner. ![]() We are going to add another cool feature to the popular Inventory Management System tutorial. ![]() By doitintheroad used under Creative Common Introduction ![]()
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