QR encode library for Qt 5.*
This library it's a wrapper around qrencode (Kentaru Fukuchi, 2006). You can find qrencode library at https://fukuchi.org/works/qrencode/, and a development version at https://github.com/fukuchi/libqrencode/blob/master/qrencode.h
##Compile
Just clone this repository and use qmake to compile it, BUT...
... if you want to use this library in an Android proyect, I strongly recommend you to include the .PRI file in your project file (.pro).
# Your project .PRO
# ...
include (<qt-bqrencode dir>/BQREncode.pri)
# ...
##Usage
If you want to encode some data, just build a BQRCodeGen object and use it to generate a BQRCode object. Then, build a BQRImageFactory object and obtain a QImage from the BQRCode. There is a quick and dirty example:
using namespace BQREncode;
//...
BQRCodeGen generator(this);
BQRCode *codeQR=generator.encode(QVariant("test information 123"));
BQRImageFactory *factory=new BQRDefaultImageFactory(this);
QImage *qrCodeImage=factory->buildImageFromCode(codeQR);
//...If you want a colorful code, use a BQRColorFactory object and set your favorite color as the active pixel's color. But BEWARE!, because some colors will be easier to read than others.
//...
BQRImageFactory *factory=new BQRColorFactory(this);
factory->setColor(QColor("limegreen"));
QImage *qrCodeImage=factory->buildImageFromCode(codeQR);
//...If you want a decorated QR code, use a BQRDecoratedColorFactory object and the path of a nice image. Use a image with a transparent background, centered and with the same width and height for a better result.
If you use this factory, remember: your image will be scalated, so you must give a valid size before build your qr code.
//...
BQRImageFactory *factory=new BQRDecoratedColorFactory(this);
factory->setColor(QColor("limegreen"));
factory->setPathDecoration("/some/path/for/niceImage");
factory->setSize(QSize(300,300));
QImage *qrCodeImage=factory->buildImageFromCode(codeQR);
//...##A nice example
Here's a decorated QR image. Try it! Fukuchi works
