🔊 Special Thanks!

Special thanks for @RGBvision and @ramosestudiante for your contributions that make this library better and better!

@RGBvision for report the issue #37: Photo broken on Android 7.0;
@ramosestudiante for report the issue #41 and resolve with your Pull Request #42: TypeError: Cannot read property 'forEach' of null;

💥 Breaking Changes

Changed the functions and pros names for a better understanding and improve pattern.

The motivation for this changes:

Pattern and group the functions that is related with a specific feature. For example: faceROI (face region of interest), face (face detection), imageCapture (image capture amount, interval, width...);
Prepare for news features: computerVision and faceLandmarks;

Some functions and props will be changed yet and the input type not changed.

Pattern functions and props names:

Old Function	Old Prop		New Function	New Prop
-	initialLens	➡️	-	lens
setSaveImageCaptured	saveImageCaptured	➡️	setImageCapture	imageCapture
setNumberOfImages	numberOfImages	➡️	setImageCaptureAmount	imageCaptureAmount
setTimeBetweenImages	timeBetweenImages	➡️	setImageCaptureInterval	imageCaptureInterval
setOutputImageWidth	outputImageWidth	➡️	setImageCaptureWidth	imageCaptureWidth
setOutputImageHeight	outputImageHeight	➡️	setImageCaptureHeight	imageCaptureHeight

Fixed the issue #37 reported by @RGBvision: changed the color encoding from "YUV" to "RGB" as default: Photo broken on Android 7.0;
Fixed the issue #41 reported by @ramosestudiante: TypeError: Cannot read property 'forEach' of null;

[Android] Add new method (setImageCaptureColorEncoding) and props (colorEncoding) to change the color encoding the captured images. See more in the README.md.

Add new function definitions:

Function	Parameters	Valid Values	Default Value
setImageCaptureColorEncoding	colorEncoding: string	"YUV" or "RGB"	"RGB"

Add new props definitions:

Props	Input Type	Valid Values	Default Value
colorEncoding	string	"YUV" or "RGB"	"RGB"

Special thanks to @ramosestudiante for your Pull Request #42 that fixed the issue #41;