vqrcode

CLI for creating QR codes

Examples

Usage

pbpaste | vqrcode
pbpaste | vqrcode -o > qrcode.png
pbpaste | vqrcode --svg | pbcopy
pbpaste | vqrcode --svg > qrcode.svg

echo 'hello' | vqrcode                                  # print qrcode as ascii to console
echo 'hello' | vqrcode --svg -s "pointed"               # print qrcode in svg, with "pointed" style
echo 'hello' | vqrcode --svg > qrcode.svg               # output qrcode to file
echo 'hello' | vqrcode -o qrcode.png                    # output qrcode to png file (only support png)
echo 'hello' | vqrcode --svg | pbcopy                   # output qrcode to clipboard
echo 'hello' | vqrcode --svg -l ./logo.png | pbcopy     # output qrcode with custom logo to clipboard
echo 'hello' | vqrcode -l ./logo.png -o ./qrcode.png    # output qrcode with custom logo to file

vqrcode --sensitive -o secure.png                       # prompt for sensitive input, output to PNG file
vqrcode --sensitive --svg > secure.svg                  # prompt for sensitive input, output to SVG file
vqrcode --sensitive --display-anyway                    # prompt for sensitive input, display QR on screen

flags:

 --ecl     -e   | Error correction level 0...3
 --style   -s   | qrcode style, values: "round", "pointed", "sharp", "square", "circle" or "dot"
 --finder  -f   | finder pattern style, values: "round", "pointed", "sharp", "square", "octagon" "circle" or "dot"
 --logo    -l   | path to image to embed on qrcode
 --size         | Size in pixels, valid when the output is image
 --svg          | Output to svg
 --output  -o   | Output to png
 --sensitive    | Read input without echo for sensitive data
 --display-anyway | Allow displaying sensitive QR codes on screen

Installation

Homebrew

brew install carlosqsilva/brew/vqrcode

Install from source

0) Install vlang, and add to your path

1) install dependencies,

the following dependencies are required to output in png:

brew install librsvg cairo              // MacOs homebrew
apt install librsvg2-dev libcairo2-dev  // linux package manager

For Windows cross-compilation from Linux, install MinGW:

sudo apt install -y gcc-mingw-w64  # Debian/Ubuntu

Note: PNG output is not supported when cross-compiling for Windows. Use ASCII or SVG output instead.

2) clone repo

git clone https://github.com/carlosqsilva/vqrcode.git

3) change dir to vqrcode

cd vqrcode/

4) build program

just build

or

v -cc gcc \
-cflags "$(pkg-config --cflags librsvg-2.0 cairo)" \
-ldflags "$(pkg-config --libs librsvg-2.0 cairo)" \
-prod vqrcode.v

Windows Cross-Compilation (from Linux)

To build a Windows executable from Linux:

just build-windows

or

v -os windows -prod -o vqrcode.exe .

After that you will get a ready-made binary file in the root directory of the project.