Python bindings for ggtag.
Installation
pip install ggtag
Usage
The GGTag class provides a simple interface for creating and rendering tags. The tag can be rendered as a bitmap or encoded as byte array.
Here is an example how to create a tag and encode it to byte array:
tag = ggtag.GGTag()
tag.text(204, 122, 3, "ggtag")
tag.icon(212, 81, 34, "wifi")
tag.rect(198, 74, 70, 70)
tag.rect(68, 74, 82, 82)
tag.qrcode(71, 77, 3, "https://ggtag.io/demo.html")
tag.text(43, 186, 5, "https://ggtag.io")
data = bytes(tag)
The byte array can be programmed into a ggtag device using either:
See demo.py for a complete demo.
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