django-qrcode2
提供qrcode相关的filter和view
Quick start
Install:
pip install django_qrcode2
Add “qrcode2” to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:
INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... 'qrcode2', ][Optional] Include the qrcode2 URLconf in your project urls.py like this:
url(r'^qrcode/', include('qrcode2.urls')),No migration needed
Add filter to template like this:
{% load qrcode2 %} <!-- if an view with name 'qrcode' is provided, 'src' will be an url, otherwise it's an base64 data blob --> <img src="{{ 'some text' | qrcode_src }}"> <!-- insert an <img> with template inclusion --> {% include 'qrcode2/img.html' with text='hello' %}
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