getmyqr 1.0

A simple QR code generator using a free API

GetMyQR

A simple Python package to generate QR codes using a free API.

Installation

You can install the package using pip:

pip install getmyqr

Usage

You can use the QR code generator in your Python script or from the command line.

Example 1: Python Script

Generate a QR code with default size and high quality:

from getmyqr import generate_qr_code

output_file = generate_qr_code("Hello, world!", "hello_world_default.png")

if "Error" not in output_file:
    print(f"QR code saved to: {output_file}")
else:
    print(output_file)

Generate a QR code with custom size and quality:

output_file_custom = generate_qr_code("Custom QR code", "custom_qr_medium.png", size="400x400", quality="M")

if "Error" not in output_file_custom:
    print(f"QR code saved to: {output_file_custom}")
else:
    print(output_file_custom)

Generate a QR code with low quality:

output_file_low = generate_qr_code("Low quality QR code", "low_quality_qr.png", size="500x500", quality="L")

if "Error" not in output_file_low:
    print(f"QR code saved to: {output_file_low}")
else:
    print(output_file_low)

Example 2: Command Line

To generate a QR code from the command line, use the following command:

getmyqr "Hello, world!" --output "hello_world_qr.png"

To generate a QR code with custom size and quality:

getmyqr "Hello, world!" --output "hello_world_qr_custom.png" --size "400x400" --quality "Q"

Parameters

• --size: Customizes the size of the QR code. Example: 400x400 (default is 300x300).
• --quality: Customizes the error correction level. Options: L (low), M (medium), Q (quartile), H (high). Default is H.
• --output: The name of the output file. Default is qrcode.png.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.