@techiediaries/ngx-qrcode
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An Angular 4+ Component library for Generating QR (Quick Response ) Codes .
A simple demo
To use ngx-qrcode in your project, install it via npm:
$ npm install @techiediaries/ngx-qrcode --save
For a complete and detailed tutorial on how to use this library .See :
How to Generate QR Codes In Angular 4+ Applications
Import the NgxQRCodeModule from ngx-qrcode into your app :
Once the library is imported, you can use the ngx-qrcode component in your Angular application:
<ngx-qrcode qrc-value = "value" qrc-class = "aclass" qrc-errorCorrectionLevel = "L">
</ngx-qrcode>
You can also specify the QRCode version (1 to 40) explicitely
<ngx-qrcode qrc-element-type="url" qrc-value = "value" qrc-version = "40"></ngx-qrcode>
To generate all *.js, *.d.ts and *.metadata.json files:
$ npm run build
To lint all *.ts files:
$ npm run lint
MIT © Techiediaries
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An Angular component for generating QRCodes
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