sanity-qr-code-generator

Sanity QR Code Generator Plugin (for Sanity Studio v3)

Installation

To install this plugin, use the following command:

npm install sanity-qr-code-generator

Usage

To use this plugin, add it as a plugin to your sanity.config.ts (or .js) file, as shown in the example below:

import { defineConfig } from "sanity";
import { QRCodeGenerator } from "sanity-qr-code-generator";

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [QRCodeGenerator()],
});

Then you can use qrCode as a custom type in your schemas.

defineField({
  title: "Generate your QR code",
  name: "qrCode",
  type: "qrCode",
});

Configuration

By default, a rendered field will ask to provide a value which has to be encoded in the QR code. But if you want to provide that value automatically, define the dependOn option. That option accepts a document's field name which value should be encoded.

defineField({
  title: "Generate your QR code",
  name: "qrCode",
  type: "qrCode",
  options: {
    dependOn: "slug",
  },
});

You can refer only to fields of the document where QR code field is defined.

If you want to depend on a property of some inner object, provide an array with property names which can lead to the wanted value.

defineField({
  title: "Generate your QR code",
  name: "qrCode",
  type: "qrCode",
  options: {
    dependOn: ["someObject", "propertyOfSomeObject"],
  },
});

Additionally, you can configure the size, background and foreground colours of the code image and its level.

defineField({
  title: "Generate your QR code",
  name: "qrCode",
  type: "qrCode",
  options: {
    size: 400, // px. Default is 500
    level: "H", // Default is "L". Allowed values are "L" | "M" | "H" | "Q"
    bgColor: "#e3ea15", // Default is #FFFFFF
    fgColor: "#111111", // Default is #000000
  },
});

Example

1. The plugin requires manually entering a value to encode.

1. The plugin automatically gets a value from the document.

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