rename androidResolution to cameraResolution; format

@@ -174,10 +174,10 @@ class MobileScanner(
     // By default camera set its resolution to width 480 and height 640 which is too low for ML KIT.
     // If we return an higher resolution than device can handle, camera package take the most relevant one available.
     // Resolution set must take care of device orientation to preserve aspect ratio.
-    private fun getResolution(windowManager: WindowManager, androidResolution: Size): Size {
+    private fun getResolution(windowManager: WindowManager, cameraResolution: Size): Size {
         val rotation = windowManager.defaultDisplay.rotation
-        val widthMaxRes = androidResolution.width
-        val heightMaxRes = androidResolution.height
+        val widthMaxRes = cameraResolution.width
+        val heightMaxRes = cameraResolution.height
 
         val targetResolution = if (rotation == Surface.ROTATION_0 || rotation == Surface.ROTATION_180) {
             Size(widthMaxRes, heightMaxRes) // Portrait mode
@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ class MobileScanner(
         zoomScaleStateCallback: ZoomScaleStateCallback,
         mobileScannerStartedCallback: MobileScannerStartedCallback,
         detectionTimeout: Long,
-        androidResolution: Size?
+        cameraResolution: Size?
     ) {
         this.detectionSpeed = detectionSpeed
         this.detectionTimeout = detectionTimeout
@@ -255,15 +255,15 @@ class MobileScanner(
             val displayManager = activity.applicationContext.getSystemService(Context.DISPLAY_SERVICE) as DisplayManager
             val windowManager = activity.applicationContext.getSystemService(Context.WINDOW_SERVICE) as WindowManager
 
-            if (androidResolution != null) {
+            if (cameraResolution != null) {
                 // Override initial resolution
-                analysisBuilder.setTargetResolution(getResolution(windowManager, androidResolution))
+                analysisBuilder.setTargetResolution(getResolution(windowManager, cameraResolution))
                 // Listen future orientation change to apply the custom resolution
                 displayManager.registerDisplayListener(object : DisplayManager.DisplayListener {
                     override fun onDisplayAdded(displayId: Int) {}
                     override fun onDisplayRemoved(displayId: Int) {}
                     override fun onDisplayChanged(displayId: Int) {
-                        analysisBuilder.setTargetResolution(getResolution(windowManager, androidResolution))
+                        analysisBuilder.setTargetResolution(getResolution(windowManager, cameraResolution))
                     }
                 }, null)
             }

@@ -134,9 +134,9 @@ class MobileScannerHandler(
         val returnImage: Boolean = call.argument<Boolean>("returnImage") ?: false
         val speed: Int = call.argument<Int>("speed") ?: 1
         val timeout: Int = call.argument<Int>("timeout") ?: 250
-        val androidResolutionValueList: List<Int>? = call.argument<List<Int>>("androidResolution")
-        val androidResolution: Size? = if (androidResolutionValueList != null) {
-            Size(androidResolutionValueList[0], androidResolutionValueList[1])
+        val cameraResolutionValues: List<Int>? = call.argument<List<Int>>("cameraResolution")
+        val cameraResolution: Size? = if (cameraResolutionValues != null) {
+            Size(cameraResolutionValues[0], cameraResolutionValues[1])
         } else {
             null
         }
@@ -164,7 +164,15 @@ class MobileScannerHandler(
         val detectionSpeed: DetectionSpeed = DetectionSpeed.values().first { it.intValue == speed}
 
         try {
-            mobileScanner!!.start(barcodeScannerOptions, returnImage, position, torch, detectionSpeed, torchStateCallback, zoomScaleStateCallback, mobileScannerStartedCallback = {
+            mobileScanner!!.start(
+                barcodeScannerOptions,
+                returnImage, 
+                position,
+                torch,
+                detectionSpeed,
+                torchStateCallback,
+                zoomScaleStateCallback,
+                mobileScannerStartedCallback = {
                     result.success(mapOf(
                         "textureId" to it.id,
                         "size" to mapOf("width" to it.width, "height" to it.height),
@@ -172,8 +180,8 @@ class MobileScannerHandler(
                     ))
                 },
                 timeout.toLong(),
-                androidResolution)
-
+                cameraResolution,
+            )
         } catch (e: AlreadyStarted) {
             result.error(
                 "MobileScanner",

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ class MobileScannerController {
     )
     this.onPermissionSet,
     this.autoStart = true,
-    this.androidResolution,
+    this.cameraResolution,
   });
 
   /// Select which camera should be used.
@@ -59,20 +59,19 @@ class MobileScannerController {
   /// Automatically start the mobileScanner on initialization.
   final bool autoStart;
 
-  /// Can be used to override default Android camera resolution.
-  /// The default camera resolution is 640x480.
-  /// Overriding the resolution can change the camera aspect ratio.
+  /// The desired resolution for the camera.
   ///
-  /// Example: androidResolution: Size(1920, 2560);
+  /// When this value is provided, the camera will try to match this resolution,
+  /// or fallback to the closest available resolution.
+  /// When this is null, Android defaults to a resolution of 640x480.
   ///
-  /// NOTE:
-  /// Values inside this Size will be converted to integer type.
+  /// Bear in mind that changing the resolution has an effect on the aspect ratio.
   ///
-  /// The package Android implementation will manage itself the orientation.
-  /// You don't need to update this parameter if orientation change.
+  /// When the camera orientation changes,
+  /// the resolution will be flipped to match the new dimensions of the display.
   ///
-  /// Android will take the closest resolution available if the overrided one can't be set
-  final Size? androidResolution;
+  /// Currently only supported on Android.
+  final Size? cameraResolution;
 
   /// Sets the barcode stream
   final StreamController<BarcodeCapture> _barcodesController =
@@ -150,10 +149,10 @@ class MobileScannerController {
         arguments['formats'] = formats!.map((e) => e.rawValue).toList();
       } else if (Platform.isAndroid) {
         arguments['formats'] = formats!.map((e) => e.index).toList();
-        if (androidResolution != null) {
-          arguments['androidResolution'] = <int>[
-            androidResolution!.width.toInt(),
-            androidResolution!.height.toInt(),
+        if (cameraResolution != null) {
+          arguments['cameraResolution'] = <int>[
+            cameraResolution!.width.toInt(),
+            cameraResolution!.height.toInt(),
           ];
         }
       }