Add erasure coding. This allows losing some QR codes #20
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IMPORTANT: This doesn't work currently. There seems to be a bug in the reedsolo library. It has been reported at tomerfiliba-org/reedsolomon#34 This required removing the proprocessing step of base64 encoding. Instead, we base64 encode each QR code independently (always). Sadly this does make the data a little less readable while debugging. Closes #2.
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Tried unireedsolmon also. Limited to 255 characters, so will only work up to 35K files with default settings. |
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IMPORTANT: This doesn't work currently. There seems to be a bug in the reedsolo library. It has been reported at tomerfiliba-org/reedsolomon#34
This required removing the proprocessing step of base64 encoding. Instead, we base64 encode each QR code independently (always). Sadly this does make the data a little less readable while debugging.
Closes #2.