Python library for generating QR codes for QR platba.
See http://qr-platba.cz/pro-vyvojare/ for more information about the specification (available only in czech).
from qrplatba import QRPlatbaGenerator
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
due = datetime.now() + timedelta(days=14)
generator = QRPlatbaGenerator('123456789/0123', 400.56, x_vs=2034456, message='text', due_date=due)
img = generator.make_image()
img.save('example.svg')
# optional: custom box size and border
img = generator.make_image(box_size=20, border=4)
# optional: get SVG as a string.
# Encoding has to be 'unicode', otherwise it will be encoded as bytes
svg_data = img.to_string(encoding='unicode')
To install qrplatba, simply:
$ pip install qrplatba
This module generates SVG file which is an XML-based vector image format. You can use various libraries and/or utilities to convert it to other vector or bitmap image formats. Below is an example how to use libRSVG to convert SVG images.
libRSVG renders SVG files using cairo and supports many output image formats. It can also be used directly in console with rsvg-convert command.
$ rsvg-convert -f pdf example.svg -o example.pdf
This software is licensed under MIT license since version 1.0.0.
1.1.0 (5 April 2023)1.0.0 (4 April 2023)Warning: While the API is mostly backwards compatible, the look and size of the generated QR codes has changed.
qrcode versionbox_size and border parameters2.x and <3.7FAQs
QR platba SVG QR code and SPAYD string generator.
We found that qrplatba 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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