This script reads the content of the clipboard and displays it as a QR code.
QRClipboard is a Python package that creates QR codes from the contents of the clipboard.
To install the package, follow these steps:
First, create the package by running the make build command. This command will generate the source distribution (sdist) and wheel (bdist_wheel) for the package.
Once the package is built, you can install it using pipx with the make install command. This command installs the package in an isolated environment to avoid any conflicts with other packages.
After installing the package, you can execute it using the qrclip command:
qrclip
This command will read the current content of the clipboard, generate a QR code from it, and display the QR code.
To contribute to this project, follow these steps:
git checkout -b feature-new-feature
git commit -m 'Add new feature'
git push origin feature-new-feature
The project includes a Makefile that simplifies various tasks:
To build the package, use make build. This command runs the setup.py script to create the source distribution and wheel for the package.
To install the package, use make install. This command utilizes pipx to install the package in an isolated environment.
To uninstall the package, use make uninstall. This command removes the package installed by pipx.
To clean the build directories, use make clean. This command deletes the build, dist, and .egg-info directories to ensure a clean state.
To run unit tests, use make test. This command executes all unit tests located in the tests directory to verify that the package works as expected.
To upload the package to PyPI, use make upload. This command uses twine to upload the built distributions to the Python Package Index (PyPI). This step is optional and requires the twine module to be installed.
To run the main script of the package, use make run. This command executes the main function defined in the QRClipboard.main module.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. For more details, refer to the LICENSE file.
FAQs
This script reads the content of the clipboard and displays it as a QR code.
We found that QRClipboard demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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