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A simple Flask extension to render QR codes on the template using [python-qrcode](https://github.com/lincolnloop/python-qrcode)

##Installation
```
pip install Flask-QRcode
```
##Usage:
###Extend the app:
```
from flask.ext.qrcode import QRcode
# [...]
QRcode(app)
# [...]
```
###Then use it within your templates:
####Basic usage:
<img src="{{ qrcode(STRING_TO_ENCODE) }}">
###More examples:
[Sample Application](https://github.com/marcoagner/Flask-QRcode/tree/master/sample_application)
##Contributing:
It's awesome that you want to contribute to this package. Thanks in advance!
The process is pretty stratighforward...
1. Fork this repository
2. Checkout from Master with a feature branch (prefer naming it related to what is being contributed)
3. Do your magic
* Install the dependencies:
```
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -e . # for installing flask_qrcode on editable mode
```
4. Don't be shy and... Pull Request!
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