bandi13/pyqrcode repository overview

⁠pyqrcode-docker

Repo for creating arbitrary QR codes

⁠To use

You first need to create the container: docker build -t bandi13/pyqrcode .. Alternatively, you can just use the one from my DockerHub repository (bandi13/pyqrcode⁠).

Then you can run it like so: docker run --rm -it bandi13/pyqrcode "Hello world"

There are various arguments you can add to change the output. This is done by passing -e PYQRCODE_x to the docker run command, where x is one of the following:

• ERROR: error correction level. One of 'L', 'M', 'Q', or 'H'
• VERSION: size and data capacity of the code. Integer between 1 and 40
• MODE: one of either 'numeric', 'alphanumeric', 'binary', or 'kanji'
• FGCOLOR: color of the terminal foreground
• BGCOLOR: color of the terminal background

This will also output the PNG image to the local directory if you pass in -v $(pwd):/app.

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