- You need to have python-setuptools installed
sudo apt-get install python-setuptools python ./setup.py install
This is the "traditional" short syntax:
[-[str data to encode]-]
A second, more verbose but more general and powerful syntax, is called the "domain" syntax. It looks like this:
:qr:4:bg=#FF0000:fg=#0000FF:ec=Q:[Encode this as well.]
The domain syntax has the general form:
:qr:<OPTS>:[<DATA>]
Where OPTS can be used to specify the pixel-size, the foreground and background size, and the QR Error Correcting Level to use (L, M, H, or Q). (Note that the foreground color doesn't work real well). All OPTS are optional.
intPixelSize : Pixel Size of each dark and light bit. Default is 2
useShortSyntax : Enable the use of the original short syntax. Default is True
bgColor : The color to use for background ("light colored") bits. Default is #FFFFFF (white)
fgColor : The color to use for foreground ("dark colored") bits. Default is #000000 (black)
ecLevel : The error correcting level to use. One of L, M, H, or Q. Default is L
You can try including square brackets in DATA by escaping them with front slashes, but markdown seems to be replacing them with some strange escape code.
- Copyright (c) 2011 Zenobius Jiricek
- Licensed under the MIT license: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php
Ported from Javascript to Python by Sam Curren
Original Project :
- Copyright (c) 2009 Kazuhiko Arase
- http://d-project.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/misc/qrcode/js/qrcode.js
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