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@kroszborg/rune-react

v1.0.0

Published

React component for Rune — lightweight, fully customizable QR codes.

Readme

@kroszborg/rune-react

React component for Rune — lightweight, fully customizable QR codes.

pnpm add @kroszborg/rune-react
import { QRCode } from '@kroszborg/rune-react';

export default function App() {
  return (
    <QRCode
      value="https://example.com"
      dots={{ style: 'rounded' }}
      corners={{ square: { style: 'extra-rounded' } }}
    />
  );
}

Accepts the full RuneOptions plus:

  • style — inline style on the <svg> (or the wrapper when logoElement is set)
  • logoElement — a React node used as the logo. The core clears the modules behind it and picks the error-correction level exactly as it does for logo.src; size, margin, shape and plate color come from the logo prop. The node stays centred on the code even with a frame.
<QRCode value="https://example.com" logo={{ size: 0.2 }} logoElement={<Logo />} />

Any other prop (id, onClick, data-testid, tabIndex, aria-describedby, …) is forwarded to the <svg>. Gradient ids are namespaced per instance with useId(), so several identical codes on one page never collide. An empty value renders nothing, so a controlled input can start blank.

Renders a real <svg> element and works in SSR. Re-renders are skipped while the options are structurally unchanged, so inline option objects are fine. Re-exports the core toSVGString, toDataURL, data builders, and presets. React 18+ peer.

MIT © 2026 Abhiman Panwar