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@maksimowicz/qrcode-svg

v1.0.1

Published

No nonsense QR code svg generator

Readme

QR Code svg generator

Fork of qrcode-svg with added TypeScript wrapper.

Original repo provides only minified version so obviously there is no way to add new features or fix bugs.

npm package

Example

npm install @maksimowicz/qrcode-svg
import { QRCode } from "@maksimowicz/qrcode-svg";

const svgNode = QRCode({ message: "Hello World!" });

Available options

interface Props {
  message: string;
  size?: number;
  padding?: number;
  mask?: undefined | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7;
  errorCorrectionLevel?: "L" | "M" | "Q" | "H";
  errorCorrectionBoost?: boolean;
  color?: [string, string],
  verbose?: boolean;
}

Options

  • message - QR Code message, obviously, this is mandatory parameter.
  • size - is equal to needed dimension (width or height) in pixels, default value is 256.
  • padding - white space padding, default value is 4 blocks, set 0 for no padding.
  • mask - mask pattern from 0 to 7, if undefined suitable mask is choosen automatically
  • errorCorrectionLevel - error correction level: L, M, H, Q, default value is M.
  • errorCorrectionBoost - error correction level boost, default value is true, set false if no boost needed.
  • color - is array of [color,background-color] strings that represent hex color codes, default value is ['#000'] along with transparent background. Set ['#000','#fff'] to make background opaque.
  • verbose - svg node is optimized to be compact and default value is false, set this parameter to true in case you need more verbose output.