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Generate Unique, Dynamic and trackable QR Codes at scale with Openscreen SDK
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Openscreen is a software developer platform that allows users to easily generate unique and trackable QR Codes at scale using our Node SDK.
Additional information on using the Node SDK can be found in our developer documentation.
If you don't already have an Openscreen account, you can sign up for a free account here.
npm install @openscreen/sdk
# or using Yarn
yarn add @openscreen/sdk
const {Openscreen} = require('@openscreen/sdk')
import {Openscreen} from '@openscreen/sdk'
Openscreen authenticates your API requests using your account's API key and API secret key. You will also need the ID of the project you wish to work with. Your API key, secret key and project ID can all be found in your by logging into your Openscreen dashboard. The following examples demonstrates how to use these values in the SDK to generate your first QR code.
const {Openscreen} = require('@openscreen/sdk')
const PROJECT_ID = '**PROJECT_ID**'
const os = new Openscreen().config({
key: '**KEY**',
secret: '**SECRET**',
})
async function myFirstQRCode(event) {
const res = await os
.project(PROJECT_ID)
.assets()
.create({
name: 'Openscreen website',
description: 'Dynamic QR code to https://openscreen.com',
qrCodes: [
{
intent: 'https://openscreen.com',
intentType: 'DYNAMIC_REDIRECT',
},
],
})
const [qrCode] = res.asset.qrCodes
await os.saveQrImageDataToFile(qrCode, 'my-first-qr.png')
}
myFirstQRCode().catch(console.error)
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Generate Unique, Dynamic and trackable QR Codes at scale with Openscreen SDK
The npm package @openscreen/sdk receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @openscreen/sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @openscreen/sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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