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@qr-city/vue

v0.3.1

Published

Vue 3 component for qr-city: a 3D city whose rooftops form a scannable QR code.

Readme

@qr-city/vue

Vue 3 component for qr-city: a 3D city whose rooftops form a scannable QR code. Vue ≥ 3.3, three as a peerDependency.

npm i @qr-city/vue three
<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from 'vue';
import { QrCity } from '@qr-city/vue';

const city = ref<InstanceType<typeof QrCity> | null>(null);
</script>

<template>
  <QrCity ref="city" data="https://your-site.dev" city-style="nevada" style="width: 480px" @reveal="console.log('city ready')" />
  <button @click="city?.reveal()">Reveal QR</button>
</template>

Props and events

The same options as createQrCity: data, city-style, intro, pause-at-threshold, view, error-correction, quality, interactive, animate, max-pixel-ratio, zoomable, max-zoom, wheel-zoom, fallback, background, label and door-label. city-style is the city's style ('moderna' | 'costera' | 'ciberpunk' | 'nevada' or a QrCityStyle object), because style is the container's CSS style.

| Event | Payload | | --- | --- | | reveal | — | | intro-stage | 'door' \| 'entering' \| 'threshold' \| 'flying' \| 'done' | | view-change | 'city' \| 'qr' | | zoom-change | number | | fallback | Error: no WebGL, a flat scannable QR is shown | | error | Error |

class and style fall through to the container, which by default is a square as wide as its parent.

Behaviour

  • Server (SSR, Nuxt…): renders an empty <div> and starts WebGL in onMounted. In Nuxt, use <ClientOnly> to avoid the empty placeholder.
  • Prop changes: applied in place; the city only rebuilds when data, city-style, error-correction or quality change.
  • intro is fixed at creation: if it changes, the component restarts.
  • Absent booleans are not false: they are not passed to the core, which applies its own defaults.
  • Without WebGL a flat, scannable QR is shown and fallback is emitted (fallback="none" to get an error instead). Other errors (invalid data…) reach the error event; the component never throws on mount.
  • Printable QR: toQrSvg() / toQrPng() on the ref, or qrToSvg(data) / qrToPng(data) (exported).
  • Component ref: controller, reveal(), setView(), toggleView(), setZoom(), zoomBy(), resetZoom(), openDoor(), continueIntro(), skipIntro(), toPNG(), play(), pause(), view, zoom, stage.

License

MIT. "QR Code" is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.