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@bbit/swiss-qr-bill
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yarn add @bbit/swiss-qr-bill
or
npm install @bbit/swiss-qr-bill --save
import { QRBillGenerator, IQRBill, QRBillLanguage } from '@bbit/swiss-qr-bill';
const defaultData: IQRBill = {
account: 'CH2830000011623852950',
amount: 1234.55,
currency: 'CHF',
creditor: {
name: 'bbit gmbh',
address: 'Rainweg 10',
postalCode: '3612',
locality: 'Steffisburg',
country: 'CH',
},
reference: '000000000000000012312312316',
debtor: {
name: 'Test AG',
address: 'Musterstrasse 1',
postalCode: '3600',
locality: 'Thun',
country: 'CH',
},
unstructeredMessage: 'Test message',
billInformation: 'Test billing information',
language: QRBillLanguage.DE,
};
// create pdf
// returns a Buffer in Node.js or a Blob in browsers
const qr = new QRBill();
const bufferOrBlob = await qr.generate(params);
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## Installation
The npm package @bbit/swiss-qr-bill receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @bbit/swiss-qr-bill popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bbit/swiss-qr-bill demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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