• 🎯 Unified SDK for data capture: Seamlessly access and control all Socket Mobile devices.
• 📸 Supports all devices:
  • Camera-based scanners: C820, C860
  • Hardware products: Barcode readers, NFC reader/writers, Barcode/NFC combo
  • All-in-one integration for a simplified experience
• 📚 Learn more: Visit the SDK documentation site for detailed guidance.

• 🔧 Continuous improvement: We enhance CaptureSDK daily across all supported platforms.
• 🔔 Stay up-to-date: Regular updates ensure easier upgrades and better data collection performance.
• 👀 Recommendation: Watch the repositories of the platforms your application uses to stay informed about new versions.

Have a feature request, a general improvement idea, or feedback about our Developer Portal? This is the right place to share it, regardless of the platform you use.

👉 Submit a general issue

NB: Our CaptureSDK for Cocoapods is also available but as Cocoapods is adding a lot complexity in a Xcode project, we strongly recommend Swift Package Manager. You can also mix Swift Package Manager and Cocoapods. There's no need to migrate all your Cocoapods to Swift Package Manager all at once.

This repository is updated at each release of the CaptureSDK for Android, you can watch for it to not miss out on new releases.

Android SDK is hosted on Maven. Refer to this link for how to add the SDK for Android or plain Java development.

Windows CaptureSDK is hosted on Nuget. Refer to this link for how to add the SDK.

The CaptureSDK .NET MAUI (from 1.7.34.67) is hosted and back to public on Nuget.org. Refer to this link for how to add the CaptureSDK to your .MAUI project.

The React Native CaptureSDK (from 1.5.111) is back to public. Refer also to this link for how to add the CaptureSDK as a npm package.

The Flutter CaptureSDK (from 1.5.41) is back to public. It supports SocketCam C820 and C860 and can be installed by following the instructions from our Developers Portal.

The samples below need to be updated with the instructions found in the Developers Portal.