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I'm choosing a QR Code library for a .NET Core 2.0 project and QRCoder is looking very promising. I'm well aware of the difficulties to work with graphics on .NET Standard 1.x and even 2.0 because of the missing classes on the System.Drawing namespace, so I totally get that only the BitmapByteQRCode renderer is available for .NET Standard.
Microsoft has promised to fill that gap for .NET Standard 2.1, to be released by the end of this year. I would like to know if you have plans to extend the support for the advanced renderers, more specifically the QRCode renderer, once .NET Standard 2.1 is out.
Thanks!
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thanks for your request. If possible we will add QrCode for .NET Standard 2.1. I think I'll add 2.1 as additional target in the NuGet package so that there will be both, 1.6 (for backwards compatibility) and 2.1 inside the NuGet package.
I'll added a reminder to my calendar to re-check this topic at the end of the year. Otherwise, you can also re-open this ticket, when .NET Standard 2.1 was released.
Dear QRCoder team,
First of all, great work on QRCoder!
I'm choosing a QR Code library for a .NET Core 2.0 project and QRCoder is looking very promising. I'm well aware of the difficulties to work with graphics on .NET Standard 1.x and even 2.0 because of the missing classes on the
System.Drawing
namespace, so I totally get that only theBitmapByteQRCode
renderer is available for .NET Standard.Microsoft has promised to fill that gap for .NET Standard 2.1, to be released by the end of this year. I would like to know if you have plans to extend the support for the advanced renderers, more specifically the
QRCode
renderer, once .NET Standard 2.1 is out.Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: