@thegrizzlylabs/react-native-genius-scan 5.17.0 → 6.0.0-beta01

package/ios/GSSDK/GSSDK.xcframework/ios-arm64/GSSDK.framework/Headers/GSSDK.h

@@ -18,8 +18,6 @@ FOUNDATION_EXPORT const unsigned char GSSDKVersionString[];
 #import <GSSDK/GSKDocumentComposition.h>
 #import <GSSDK/GSKDocumentDetector.h>
 #import <GSSDK/GSKEdgeCleaning.h>
-#import <GSSDK/GSKEditFrameView.h>
-#import <GSSDK/GSKEditFrameViewController.h>
 #import <GSSDK/GSKEditableFrame.h>
 #import <GSSDK/GSKEnhancementConfiguration.h>
 #import <GSSDK/GSKError.h>
@@ -45,7 +43,6 @@ FOUNDATION_EXPORT const unsigned char GSSDKVersionString[];
 #import <GSSDK/GSKScanFlowStructuredData.h>
 #import <GSSDK/GSKScanProcessor.h>
 #import <GSSDK/GSKShutterView.h>
-#import <GSSDK/GSKView.h>
 #import <GSSDK/UIImage+GSKUtils.h>
 #import <GSSDK/GSKReadabilityLevel.h>
 #import <GSSDK/GSKReadabilityConfiguration.h>

package/ios/GSSDK/GSSDK.xcframework/ios-arm64/GSSDK.framework/Headers/UIImage+GSKUtils.h

@@ -27,13 +27,17 @@ typedef NS_ENUM(NSUInteger, GSKRotationDirection) {
  @param maxSize The square to fit the image in. The largest image dimension will fit maxSize.
  @param quality The quality of the interpolation.
  @param scale The scale (density) of the resulting image.
+ @param error An optional error pointer filled when the scaling fails.
  */
-- (UIImage *)gsk_scaleWithMaxSize:(CGFloat)maxSize quality:(CGInterpolationQuality)quality scale:(CGFloat)scale;
+- (nullable UIImage *)gsk_scaleWithMaxSize:(CGFloat)maxSize
+                                   quality:(CGInterpolationQuality)quality
+                                     scale:(CGFloat)scale
+                                     error:(NSError * _Nullable __autoreleasing * _Nullable)error NS_SWIFT_NAME(gsk_scale(withMaxSize:quality:scale:));
 
 /**
  Rotates the image according to its orientation. The resulting image orientation will be "up".
  */
-- (UIImage *)gsk_upOrientedImage;
+- (nullable UIImage *)gsk_upOrientedImageWithError:(NSError * _Nullable __autoreleasing * _Nullable)error NS_SWIFT_NAME(gsk_upOriented());
 
 /**
  Rotates the image 90 degrees in the specified direction.
@@ -44,7 +48,8 @@ typedef NS_ENUM(NSUInteger, GSKRotationDirection) {
 
  Should you want to actually rotate the image, you can apply `gsk_upOrientedImage` after rotating it.
  */
-- (UIImage *)gsk_rotate:(GSKRotationDirection)direction;
+- (nullable UIImage *)gsk_rotate:(GSKRotationDirection)direction
+                           error:(NSError * _Nullable __autoreleasing * _Nullable)error NS_SWIFT_NAME(gsk_rotate(_:));
 
 @end