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@cordfuse/barcoding-mcp

v0.2.0

Published

MCP server: encode 100+ barcode symbologies (bwip-js), decode common 1D/2D (zxing-wasm), ASCII/terminal QR (qrcode). Zero native deps. stdio + streamable HTTP.

Readme

@cordfuse/barcoding-mcp

An MCP server that encodes 100+ barcode symbologies (via bwip-js) and decodes the common 1D/2D formats (via zxing-wasm), with zero native dependencies. Node runtime, served over both stdio and streamable HTTP, plus an ASCII/Unicode terminal QR for output that needs no image channel.

Encode 100+, decode the common set, round-trip-verified where both overlap. Not "decode anything" — decode is the common 1D/2D set only.

Install

npx @cordfuse/barcoding-mcp          # stdio (default)
npx @cordfuse/barcoding-mcp --http   # streamable HTTP on :3900 (PORT env to change)

MCP client config (stdio):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "barcoding": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@cordfuse/barcoding-mcp"] }
  }
}

Tools

| Tool | Purpose | |------|---------| | encode_barcode | Render a barcode: bcid + text + typed common options + freeform options bag. Returns a PNG. | | encode_qr_terminal | Block-character QR. style: unicode (default; safe in codeblocks/logs) or ansi (live TTY). | | decode_barcode | Decode 1D/2D barcodes from an image — base64 / path / url, PNG or JPEG. | | decode_batch | Decode many images in one call; per-item results, isolated errors. | | decode_pdf | Rasterize a PDF (mupdf WASM) and pull every barcode, tagged with page number. | | gs1_parse | Parse a decoded GS1 string into structured Application Identifiers. | | verify_barcode | Encode → decode the render → assert the payload round-trips. | | list_symbologies | All 111 symbologies (full BWIPP encoder set), each flagged support: encode / decode / both with a valid sample input. | | list_symbology_options | Valid encode options for a bcid (specific / common / sizing). Call before encode_barcode to discover the options bag's keys. |

Options model

Every symbology honors ~50 common render options (typed). Symbology-specific options (QR eclevel/version/mask, PDF417 columns/rows, DataMatrix format/version, …) are not typed by bwip-js, so they pass through the freeform options bag — discover the valid keys per symbology with list_symbology_options.

Transports

  • stdio (default) — for Claude Code, Cursor, and local agent wiring.
  • streamable HTTP (--http, PORT env or --port) — stateful sessions, liveness at GET /health. A prebuilt image is published to ghcr.io/cordfuse/barcoding-mcp.

Source, Docker deployment, and contribution docs: https://github.com/cordfuse/barcoding-mcp

License

MIT