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PHP QR Code

Create QR Codes in PHP

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Description

PHP QR Code is open source (LGPL) library for generating QR Code, 2-dimensional barcode. Based on libqrencode C library, provides API for creating QR Code barcode images (PNG, JPEG thanks to GD2). Implemented purely in PHP.

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Features

  • Supports QR Code versions (size) 1-40
  • Numeric, Alphanumeric, 8-bit and Kanji encoding.
  • Implemented purely in PHP, no external dependencies except GD2
  • Exports to PNG, JPEG images, also exports as bit-table
  • TCPDF 2-D barcode API integration
  • Easy to configure
  • Data cache for calculation speed-up
  • Debug data dump, error logging, time benchmarking
  • Provided merge tool helps deploy library as a one file
  • 100% Open Source, LGPL Licensed

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  • Posted by Nico Maas 2010-07-13

    Very good project, works excellent!

  • Posted by Raddavan Kryazhich 2012-05-17

    I would like to thank the developers! I put the module on its bulletin board, url of each ad will be encoded in the QR-code, a code is displayed on the page announcement. When you print the ads on the paper people are always able to quickly find your ad on the Internet on your phone.

  • Posted by lamser 2012-03-31

    good job. runs fine on my computer. I want to ask, anyone know how to make an application to scan qr code? thanks before

  • Posted by James 2012-03-22

    thank you phpqrcode

  • Posted by OpenID User 2012-03-06

    Love the library - very easy to use and I only needed 3 lines to generate the barcodes I needed in a generic fashion - thanks for the project and keep up the excellent work!

  • Posted by Jirka Pinkas 2012-01-27

    Great project!!! Works perfectly!

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