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Create QR codes with a simple Vue component

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vue-qrcode-component-v3

Create QR codes with a simple Vue component, forked from gerardreches/vue-qrcode-component and updated for Vue 3 and Vite.

Demo and Documentation on GitHub Pages

Installation

Install the package:

npm install vue-qrcode-component-v3

Then register the component:

import { createApp } from 'vue'
import VueQRCodeComponent from 'vue-qrcode-component-v3'

const app = createApp(App)
app.component('qr-code', VueQRCodeComponent)

Now you can use it as:

<qr-code text="Text to encode"></qr-code>

Usage

Props

prop type required default validation
text String true
size Number false 256
color String false '#000'
bg-color String false '#FFF'
error-level String false 'H' Only accepts 'L', 'M', 'Q' or 'H'.

Note: size prop uses pixels units.

Example

We will generate a QR code that gives an URL on decode. It measures 500x500 px, uses a yellow color for the code and a blue color for the background. This QR will use a Low error correction level.

<qr-code
    text="https://goo.gl/9eIWP9"
    size="500"
    color="#f1c40f"
    bg-color="#3498db"
    error-level="L">
</qr-code>