image-qr-code-scanner
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An NPM package for node which takes image path and finds and decodes QR codes in it. The only package which supports/decodes multiple QR codes in a single image.
An NPM package for node which takes image path and finds and decodes QR codes in it. The only package which supports/decodes multiple QR codes in a single image.
✅ No dependencies (yes. literally none.)
✅ Scans multiple QR in one image
✅ Real world tested
pip3 install pyzbar opencv-python==4.2.0.34 argparseapt install -y libzbar0 libsm6 libxext6 libxrender-devI have used and tested several in production but none of them was able to give me results what I wanted which was accurate results and multiple QR scanning in image. So, I created this one and used python in it as it was more mature and accurate libraries for this use case.
Yes. I will be keeping tabs on this one.
Create a new issue. I will take a look at it.
Several actually. all comes with it's own pros and cons
Special thanks to Pavan Mehta he wrote initial python code.
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An NPM package for node which takes image path and finds and decodes QR codes in it. The only package which supports/decodes multiple QR codes in a single image.
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