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react-qr-svg
React component for rendering SVG QR codes
Demo
Basic demo can be found at the demo page.
Why SVG?
Most of the existing React components for QR (namely qrcode.react, which was used as a starting point for this project) use <canvas> for rendering.
This is fine for most scenarios, however when trying to print such code, it gets blurry. This is caused by the fact that <canvas> contents get rastered and then scaled in the process resulting in the blurriness.
On the other hand, SVG retains the vector information of its contents and therefore is scaled properly when printed.
Basic Usage
Install using npm:
npm install react-qr-svg --saveThen use in your application like this:
import React from 'react';
import { QRCode } from 'react-qr-svg';
class Demo extends React.Component {
render() {
return (<QRCode
bgColor="#FFFFFF"
fgColor="#000000"
level="Q"
style={{ width: 256 }}
value="some text"
/>);
}
}Props
The props available are (shown with default values):
{
value: '', // The value to encode in the code
level: 'L', // QR Error correction level
bgColor: '#FFFFFF', // Color of the bright squares
fgColor: '#000000', // Color of the dark squares
}The level prop corresponds to Error correction level so the valid values are L, M, Q and H.
You can also specify all the props that are valid for the <svg> React element (e.g. style, className or width which you can use to specify the size of the QR code).
Acknowledgements
This project is heavily inspired by the qrcode.react project.
This project uses the react-component-boilerplate.
License
react-qr-svg is available under MIT. See LICENSE for more details.