# barpy #
This is Python a port of [barby][] library written in Ruby. I couldn’t find lightweight Python barcode generation library of the same caliber as barby ([elaphe][] is broken and others don’t support GS1-128 and QRCode at the same time, so I ported barby.
[barby]: http://toreto.re/barby/ [elaphe]: http://code.google.com/p/elaphe/
API is basicly the same as of barby, but in Python style.
The port is very quick and not complete at the moment (I ported only parts I really need for my project), I will port the rest eventually.
Also the port is quite direct, in a sense there are a lot of places in Python code which have more Rubyish flavour instead of Pythonian (e.g. a lot of @property decorators to call methods without parenthesis). I did it to avoid logic errors during porting process, I will make code more Pythonian in the future.
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