Cordova plugin with Capacitor and Quasar - vue.js

I'm building an app with Quasar and Capacitor.
I'd like to use phonegap-plugin-barcodescanner(or is there any other option for QR reading?).
I've installed plugin with npm i phonegap-plugin-barcodescanner to src-capacitor project. What's my next steps, do I need to register it in capacitor.config?
How do I call scan function on it?

I've figured it out. You need to run npx cap sync in src-capacitor folder. And than the plugin accessible via cordova.plugins.barcodeScanner like it was previously with Cordova

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