Read GS1 DataBar Barcodes with Node.js via Java

Read GS1 DataBar (Omnidirectional, Stacked Omnidirectional, Expanded, Expanded Stacked, and Truncated) barcode in JavaScript using server-side Aspose.BarCode for Node.js via Java API

How to Read GS1 DataBar barcode Using Node.js via Java

To recognize GS1 DataBar barcode within Node.js applications, use Aspose.BarCode for Node.js via Java, a robust, versatile, and user-friendly barcode library introduced for Java-based environments. You can load aspose.barcode for Javascript directly from NPM:

Command  > npm i aspose.barcode

Steps for Scanning GS1 DataBar barcode in JavaScript

Aspose.BarCode allows developers to read GS1 DataBar barcode barcodes from stream or image with few lines of code

Create an object of Aspose.BarCode.BarCodeReader class
Pass the source file path containing GS1 DataBar barcode as a parameter
Set target barcodes types in DecodeType as the second parameter
Loop through all detected barcodes
Fetch the resulting barcode text using the CodeText property

System Requirements

Aspose APIs are supported on all major platforms and operating systems. Before executing the code sample below, please make sure that your system comply with the following requirements.

Microsoft Windows, Linux, or any OS compatible with Node.js
Node.js and Node.js/Java Bridge installed
Oracle JDK version 7 or above

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Code to be executed - JavaScript

    
const barcode_ = require("aspose.barcode");
const aspose_barcode = barcode_.AsposeBarcode

let BarCodeReader = aspose_barcode.BarCodeReader;
let QualitySettings = aspose_barcode.QualitySettings;

let reader = new BarCodeReader("<file name>", null, DecodeType.Databar);
reader.readBarCodes().forEach(function (result, i, results)
{
    console.log(result.getCodeText());
    console.log(result.getCodeTypeName());
});