QRcode.show
Generate QR code easily for free - QR Code Generation as a Service.
INPUT:
curl qrcode.show/INPUT
curl qrcode.show -d INPUT
curl qrcode.show -d @/PATH/TO/INPUT
echo INPUT | curl qrcode.show -d @-
INPUT EXAMPLES:
curl qrcode.show/https://example.com
curl qrcode.show -d https://example.com
curl qrcode.show -d @/path/to/input.txt
echo https://example.com | curl qrcode.show -d @-
PARAMETERS:
Accept Specify the output type
Options:
application/octet-stream
text/plain
text/html
image/svg+xml
image/png
image/jpeg
Default: application/octet-stream
X-QR-Width Specify the default width
X-QR-Height Specify the default height
X-QR-Min-Width Specify the minimum width
X-QR-Min-Height Specify the minimun height
X-QR-Max-Width Specify the maximum width
X-QR-Max-Height Specify the maximum height
X-QR-Dark-Color Specify the dark color (hex)
Format: rrggbb
X-QR-Light-Color Specify the light color (hex)
Format: rrggbb
X-QR-Version-Type Specify the QR version type
Options:
normal
micro
Default: auto detect
X-QR-Version-Number Specify the QR version number
Options:
1..40 for normal
1..4 for micro
Default: auto detect
X-QR-EC-Level Specify the error checking level
Options:
L
M
Q
H
Default: L
X-QR-Quiet-Zone Specify whether the quiet zone is added
Options:
true
false
Default: true
PARAMETER EXAMPLES:
curl qrcode.show/INPUT -H "Accept: image/svg+xml"
SHELL FUNCTIONS:
Shell functions that can be added to .bashrc or .bash_profle for quickly generating QR codes from the command line. The command takes the argument as input or reads from stdin if none was supplied and outputs the QR code to stdout: qrcode INPUT or echo INPUT | qrcode
qrcode () {
local input="$*"
[ -z "$input" ] && local input="@/dev/stdin"
curl -d "$input" https://qrcode.show
}
qrsvg () {
local input="$*"
[ -z "$input" ] && local input="@/dev/stdin"
curl -d "${input}" https://qrcode.show -H "Accept: image/svg+xml"
}
qrserve () {
local port=${1:-8080}
local dir=${2:-.}
local ip="$(ifconfig | grep -Eo '[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}' | fzf --prompt IP:)" \
&& echo http://$ip:$port | qrcode \
&& python -m http.server $port -b $ip -d $dir
}
PROGRAMMING LANGUANGE EXAMPLES
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FEATURES :
- No data collection or retention
- Fast and simple API that works on both web and terminal
- Supports GET and POST requests
- Supports
Acceptheader to control the output format
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TODO:
- Support more parameters
- Get a logo
- Support dynamic QR codes
- Generate premium/branded QR codes
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SPONSORS:
- Swordscode - https://swordscode.com - $5
- Nolan Rumble - https://nolanrumble.com - $5
Top 5 sponsors get mentioned here (updated monthly) Visit https://opencollective.com/qrcodeshow
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CREDITS:
- Main Library https://github.com/kennytm/qrcode-rust
- Cloudflare Worker https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-rs
- Alternate Web Server https://github.com/tokio-rs/axum
Only the direct dependencies for the main business logic are listed here. Please contact the project maintainer if you are missing from the list.
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RELATED LINKS:
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Alternate Domain https://qrqr.show
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Project Repository https://github.com/sayanarijit/qrcode.show
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Project Maintainer https://arijitbasu.in
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