Crypto QR Codes is a Python package that allows you to generate QR codes for various cryptocurrencies.
You can install Crypto QR Codes using pip:
pip install crypto-qr-codes
To use Crypto QR Codes, import the create_qr_code function from the crypto_qr_codes.qr module. Here's an example:
from crypto_qr_codes.qr import create_qr_code
crypto_currency = "bitcoin"
crypto_address = "18Qz324MxCwBbrWqNv1Ew3vcgpi9N9DmXM"
amount = 0.1
message = "Payment for goods"
create_qr_code(crypto_currency, crypto_address, amount, message)
The create_qr_code function takes the following parameters:
crypto_currency (required): A string that represents the cryptocurrency.
crypto_address (required): A string that represents the cryptocurrency address.
amount (optional): A float that represents the amount to be paid.
message (optional): A string that represents a message for the payment.
filename (optional): A string that represents the name of the file to save the QR code. Defaults to output.png.
The create_qr_code function returns the full path of the generated QR code image file.
To run the tests for Crypto QR Codes, run the following command:
python -m unittest tests.test_qr
You can check the examples.py file for examples of how to use the package. The outputs of the examples are stored in the qr_codes folder.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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A package for generating QR codes for various cryptocurrencies
We found that crypto-qr-codes 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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