QRgen is a QR generation library fully written in Nim without any external dependencies other than std/strformat and std/encodings.
You can find it in GitHub and it's also published on nimble, with the stable release v1.0.0.
This is a extract of the README showing some features and examples:
- Supports all QR versions: from 1 to 40.
- Supports all EC (Error Correction) levels: L, M, Q and H.
- Supports numeric mode, alphanumeric mode and byte mode.
- Supports printing a QR code on your terminal via standard output.
- Supports printing a QR code to SVG, with custom colors, rounded alignment patterns and rounded data modules.
Here you can see an example usage:
import QRgen
let myQR = newQR("https://github.com/aruZeta/QRgen")
Terminal:
myQR.printTerminal
Svg:
myQR.printSvg
myQR.printSvg("#1d2021","#98971a") # The first param sets the "light" or "background" color and the 2nd the "dark" or "module" color
myQR.printSvg("#1d2021","#98971a",2) # 2 sets the radius of the alignment patterns
myQR.printSvg("#1d2021","#98971a",3.5,0.4) # 0.4 sets the radius of each module (the squares)
As you can see for the moment only svg and terminal outputs are supported.
Awesome work!
Tysm!
One of the coolest libraries I've seen in a while!
Thanks dom!
Wow this is amazing! Please talk about it at NimConf!
I will try !
So is there a QR reader in pure nim?
this is so cool, who did this?? am going to use it for my project thanks keep it up