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Library to generate BCB's Pix Payment BR Code
#NPM
npm i pix-charge
#YARN
yarn add pix-charge
import { dinamicPix, staticPix } from "pix-charge";
let brCode = staticPix({
merchantKey: "gjmolter.1997@gmail.com",
merchantName: "Gabriel Molter",
});
This lib was created with the goal of being as small and simple as possible, therefore, it only creates the BR Code.
If you need to transform it into a QR Code, there are many ways to do it. I recomend using the qrcode
lib. Here is an example:
On your HTML, create an Canvas element with an id
<canvas id="canvas"></canvas>
Then use .toCanvas
to create a QR Code from the BR Code
import { dinamicPix, staticPix } from "pix-charge";
let brCode = staticPix({
merchantKey: "gjmolter.1997@gmail.com",
merchantName: "Gabriel Molter",
});
QRCode.toCanvas(document.getElementById("canvas"), brCode, (error) => {
if (error) {
console.error(error);
} else {
console.log("success!");
}
});
staticPix({ object })
. object:
param | type | required |
---|---|---|
merchantKey | string | ✅ |
merchantName | string | ✅ |
amount | number | ❌ |
merchantCity | string | ❌ |
merchantCep | string | ❌ |
description | string | ❌ |
isUnique | boolean | ❌ |
dinamicPix({ object })
. object:
param | type | required |
---|---|---|
merchantName | string | ✅ |
location | string | ✅ |
amount | number | ❌ |
merchantCity | string | ❌ |
merchantCep | string | ❌ |
isUnique | boolean | ❌ |
The merchantKey
can be any DICT key:
Email: gjmolter.1997@gmail.com (regular email string)
CPF: 12345678900 (11 characters, no separators)
CPF: 00038166000105 (14 characters, no separators)
Telephone: +5561912345678 (string starting with +, then country code, area code and actual phone number)
EVP: 123e4567-e12b-12d1-a456-426655440000 (string with lowercase characters with separators)
If this lib has helped you and you want to support further development, you can do a Pix transfer using this QR Code:
or copying-and-pasting this BR Code:
00020126450014br.gov.bcb.pix0123gjmolter.1997@gmail.com5204000053039865802BR5914GABRIEL MOLTER63044E95
MIT © gjmolter
FAQs
Library to generate BCB's Pix Payment BR Code
The npm package pix-charge receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, pix-charge popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that pix-charge 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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