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Qrc encodes your data into QR codes. It has built-in QR matrix renderers for SVG, ANSI terminal and text.
See the quick start.
qrcThe following generates a QR code matrix for the given data bytes and outputs it as an SVG image on stdout.
let output_svg_qr data = match Qrc.encode data with
| None -> prerr_endline "Data capacity exceeded!"
| Some m -> print_endline (Qrc.Matrix.to_svg m)