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@randajan/1up-api

v1.1.0

Published

API for 1up.cz

Readme

@randajan/1up-api

Lightweight JavaScript client for the 1up.cz API used to generate styled QR codes.

Installation

npm install @randajan/1up-api

Import

ESM:

import Qr1up from "@randajan/1up-api";
// or:
// import { Qr1up } from "@randajan/1up-api";

CommonJS:

const { Qr1up } = require("@randajan/1up-api");

Quick Example

import { Qr1up } from "@randajan/1up-api";
import fetch from "node-fetch";

const qr = new Qr1up({
  fetch,
  token: "YOUR_1UP_TOKEN"
});

// Every method returns a response object.
// It contains `issues` and may contain `body` and `error`.
const response = await qr.svg(
  {
    contentType: "url",
    url: "https://1up.cz"
  },
  false // throwError = false, so errors are returned in response.error
);

if (response.error) {
  console.error(response.error.message);
} else {
  console.log(response.issues); // parsed validation/API issues
  console.log(response.body);   // SVG text
}

Qr1up

new Qr1up(options)

Constructor options:

  • fetch (function, required): Fetch implementation (globalThis.fetch, node-fetch, ...).
  • token (string, required): API token.
  • rootUrl (string, optional): Defaults to https://1up.cz/api/qr/gen.
  • filename (string, optional): Defaults to qr.
  • defaults (object, optional): Default request payload merged into every call.

defaults are merged as {...defaults, ...input}. Values from input win.

Methods

  • svg(input = {}, throwError = true)
  • png(input = {}, throwError = true)
  • svgBuffer(input = {}, throwError = true)
  • pngBuffer(input = {}, throwError = true)

Shared method arguments:

  • input (object): QR configuration and content fields based on contentType.
  • throwError (boolean):
    • true: network/API failures throw Error
    • false: failures are returned as response.error

Response Object

All methods resolve to a response object with this shape:

type QrResponse = {
  issues?: Array<any>;
  body?: string | Buffer;
  error?: Error;
};

Notes:

  • issues contains validation and API header issues (x-qr-issues-*).
  • body is string for svg and png, Buffer for svgBuffer and pngBuffer.
  • If request/processing fails and throwError = false, error is present.

License

MIT