@unconventional-code/barcode

v1.0.10

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SVG renderer for 1D and 2D barcodes

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Introduction

JsBarcode is a barcode generator written in JavaScript. It supports multiple barcode formats and works in browsers and with Node.js. It has no dependencies when it is used for the web but works with jQuery if you are into that.

Demo

Barcode Generator

Simple CodePen Demo

Settings CodePen Demo

Supported barcodes:

CODE128
- CODE128 (automatic mode switching)
- CODE128 A/B/C (force mode)
EAN
- EAN-13
- EAN-8
- EAN-5
- EAN-2
- UPC (A)
- UPC (E)
CODE39
ITF
- ITF
- ITF-14
MSI
- MSI10
- MSI11
- MSI1010
- MSI1110
Pharmacode
Codabar

Examples for browsers:

First create a canvas (or image)

<svg id="barcode"></svg>
<!-- or -->
<canvas id="barcode"></canvas>
<!-- or -->
<img id="barcode" />

Simple example:

JsBarcode('#barcode', 'Hi!');
// or with jQuery
$('#barcode').JsBarcode('Hi!');

Result:

Result

Example with options:

JsBarcode('#barcode', '1234', {
	format: 'pharmacode',
	lineColor: '#0aa',
	width: 4,
	height: 40,
	displayValue: false,
});

Result:

Result

More advanced use case:

JsBarcode('#barcode')
	.options({ font: 'OCR-B' }) // Will affect all barcodes
	.EAN13('1234567890128', { fontSize: 18, textMargin: 0 })
	.blank(20) // Create space between the barcodes
	.EAN5('12345', { height: 85, textPosition: 'top', fontSize: 16, marginTop: 15 })
	.render();

Result:

Result

Or define the value and options in the HTML element:

Use any jsbarcode-* or data-* as attributes where * is any option.

<svg
	class="barcode"
	jsbarcode-format="upc"
	jsbarcode-value="123456789012"
	jsbarcode-textmargin="0"
	jsbarcode-fontoptions="bold"
></svg>

And then initialize it with:

JsBarcode('.barcode').init();

Result:

Result

Retrieve the barcode values so you can render it any way you'd like

Pass in an object which will be filled with data.

const data = {};
JsBarcode(data, 'text', { ...options });

data will be filled with a encodings property which has all the needed values. See wiki for an example of what data looks like.

Setup for browsers:

Step 1:

Download or get the CDN link to the script:

| Name | Supported barcodes | Size (gzip) | CDN / Download | | ---------- | ------------------------------------ | :---------: | -------------------------------: | | All | All the barcodes! | 10.1 kB | JsBarcode.all.min.js | | CODE128 | CODE128 (auto and force mode) | 6.2 kB | JsBarcode.code128.min.js | | CODE39 | CODE39 | 5.1 kB | JsBarcode.code39.min.js | | EAN / UPC | EAN-13, EAN-8, EAN-5, EAN-2, UPC (A) | 6.6 kB | JsBarcode.ean-upc.min.js | | ITF | ITF, ITF-14 | 5 kB | JsBarcode.itf.min.js | | MSI | MSI, MSI10, MSI11, MSI1010, MSI1110 | 5 kB | JsBarcode.msi.min.js | | Pharmacode | Pharmacode | 4.7 kB | JsBarcode.pharmacode.min.js | | Codabar | Codabar | 4.9 kB | JsBarcode.codabar.min.js |

Step 2:

Include the script in your code:

<script src="JsBarcode.all.min.js"></script>

Step 3:

You are done! Go generate some barcodes :smile:

Bower and npm:

You can also use Bower or npm to install and manage the library.

bower install jsbarcode --save

npm install jsbarcode --save

Node.js:

With canvas:

var JsBarcode = require('jsbarcode');

// Canvas v1
var Canvas = require('canvas');
// Canvas v2
var { createCanvas } = require('canvas');

// Canvas v1
var canvas = new Canvas();
// Canvas v2
var canvas = createCanvas();

JsBarcode(canvas, 'Hello');

// Do what you want with the canvas
// See https://github.com/Automattic/node-canvas for more information

With svg:

const { DOMImplementation, XMLSerializer } = require('xmldom');
const xmlSerializer = new XMLSerializer();
const document = new DOMImplementation().createDocument(
	'http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml',
	'html',
	null
);
const svgNode = document.createElementNS('http://www.w3.org/2000/svg', 'svg');

JsBarcode(svgNode, 'test', {
	xmlDocument: document,
});

const svgText = xmlSerializer.serializeToString(svgNode);

Options:

For information about how to use the options, see the wiki page.

| Option | Default value | Type | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------- | -------------------- | | format | width | height | displayValue | text | fontOptions | font | textAlign | textPosition | textMargin | fontSize | background | lineColor | margin | marginTop | marginBottom | marginLeft | marginRight | valid | "auto" (CODE128) | String | | 2 | Number | | 100 | Number | | true | Boolean | | undefined | String | | "" | String | | "monospace" | String | | "center" | String | | "bottom" | String | | 2 | Number | | 20 | Number | | "#ffffff" | String (CSS color) | | "#000000" | String (CSS color) | | 10 | Number | | undefined | Number | | undefined | Number | | undefined | Number | | undefined | Number | | function(valid){} | Function |

Contributions and feedback:

We :heart: contributions and feedback.

If you want to contribute, please check out the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

If you have any question or suggestion create an issue or ask about it in the gitter chat.

Bug reports should always be done with a new issue.

License:

JsBarcode is shared under the MIT license. This means you can modify and use it however you want, even for comercial use. But please give this the Github repo a :star: and write a small comment of how you are using JsBarcode in the gitter chat.

node-qrcode

QR code/2d barcode generator.

Highlights

Works on server and client (and react native with svg)
CLI utility
Save QR code as image
Support for Numeric, Alphanumeric, Kanji and Byte mode
Support for mixed modes
Support for chinese, cyrillic, greek and japanese characters
Support for multibyte characters (like emojis :smile:)
Auto generates optimized segments for best data compression and smallest QR Code size
App agnostic readability, QR Codes by definition are app agnostic

Installation

Inside your project folder do:

npm install --save qrcode

or, install it globally to use qrcode from the command line to save qrcode images or generate ones you can view in your terminal.

npm install -g qrcode

Usage

CLI

Usage: qrcode [options] <input string>

QR Code options:
  -v, --qversion  QR Code symbol version (1 - 40)                       [number]
  -e, --error     Error correction level           [choices: "L", "M", "Q", "H"]
  -m, --mask      Mask pattern (0 - 7)                                  [number]

Renderer options:
  -t, --type        Output type                  [choices: "png", "svg", "utf8"]
  -w, --width       Image width (px)                                    [number]
  -s, --scale       Scale factor                                        [number]
  -q, --qzone       Quiet zone size                                     [number]
  -l, --lightcolor  Light RGBA hex color
  -d, --darkcolor   Dark RGBA hex color
  --small  Output smaller QR code to terminal                          [boolean]

Options:
  -o, --output  Output file
  -h, --help    Show help                                              [boolean]
  --version     Show version number                                    [boolean]

Examples:
  qrcode "some text"                    Draw in terminal window
  qrcode -o out.png "some text"         Save as png image
  qrcode -d F00 -o out.png "some text"  Use red as foreground color

If not specified, output type is guessed from file extension. Recognized extensions are png, svg and txt.

Browser

node-qrcode can be used in browser through module bundlers like Browserify and Webpack or by including the precompiled bundle present in build/ folder.

Module bundlers

<!-- index.html -->
<html>
	<body>
		<canvas id="canvas"></canvas>
		<script src="bundle.js"></script>
	</body>
</html>

// index.js -> bundle.js
var QRCode = require('qrcode');
var canvas = document.getElementById('canvas');

QRCode.toCanvas(canvas, 'sample text', function (error) {
	if (error) console.error(error);
	console.log('success!');
});

Precompiled bundle

<canvas id="canvas"></canvas>

<script src="/build/qrcode.js"></script>
<script>
	QRCode.toCanvas(document.getElementById('canvas'), 'sample text', function (error) {
		if (error) console.error(error);
		console.log('success!');
	});
</script>

If you install through npm, precompiled files will be available in node_modules/qrcode/build/ folder.

The precompiled bundle have support for Internet Explorer 10+, Safari 5.1+, and all evergreen browsers.

NodeJS

Require the module qrcode

var QRCode = require('qrcode');

QRCode.toDataURL('I am a pony!', function (err, url) {
	console.log(url);
});

render a qrcode for the terminal

var QRCode = require('qrcode');

QRCode.toString('I am a pony!', { type: 'terminal' }, function (err, url) {
	console.log(url);
});

ES6/ES7

Promises and Async/Await can be used in place of callback function.

import * as QRCode from 'qrcode';

// With promises
QRCode.toDataURL('I am a pony!')
	.then((url) => {
		console.log(url);
	})
	.catch((err) => {
		console.error(err);
	});

// With async/await
const generateQR = async (text) => {
	try {
		console.log(await QRCode.toDataURL(text));
	} catch (err) {
		console.error(err);
	}
};

Error correction level

Error correction capability allows to successfully scan a QR Code even if the symbol is dirty or damaged. Four levels are available to choose according to the operating environment.

Higher levels offer a better error resistance but reduce the symbol's capacity. If the chances that the QR Code symbol may be corrupted are low (for example if it is showed through a monitor) is possible to safely use a low error level such as Low or Medium.

Possible levels are shown below:

| Level | Error resistance | | ---------------- | :--------------: | | L (Low) | ~7% | | M (Medium) | ~15% | | Q (Quartile) | ~25% | | H (High) | ~30% |

The percentage indicates the maximum amount of damaged surface after which the symbol becomes unreadable.

Error level can be set through options.errorCorrectionLevel property. If not specified, the default value is M.

QRCode.toDataURL('some text', { errorCorrectionLevel: 'H' }, function (err, url) {
	console.log(url);
});

QR Code capacity

Capacity depends on symbol version and error correction level. Also encoding modes may influence the amount of storable data.

The QR Code versions range from version 1 to version 40. Each version has a different number of modules (black and white dots), which define the symbol's size. For version 1 they are 21x21, for version 2 25x25 e so on. Higher is the version, more are the storable data, and of course bigger will be the QR Code symbol.

The table below shows the maximum number of storable characters in each encoding mode and for each error correction level.

| Mode | L | M | Q | H | | ------------ | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | | Numeric | 7089 | 5596 | 3993 | 3057 | | Alphanumeric | 4296 | 3391 | 2420 | 1852 | | Byte | 2953 | 2331 | 1663 | 1273 | | Kanji | 1817 | 1435 | 1024 | 784 |

Note: Maximum characters number can be different when using Mixed modes.

QR Code version can be set through options.version property. If no version is specified, the more suitable value will be used. Unless a specific version is required, this option is not needed.

QRCode.toDataURL('some text', { version: 2 }, function (err, url) {
	console.log(url);
});

Encoding modes

Modes can be used to encode a string in a more efficient way. A mode may be more suitable than others depending on the string content. A list of supported modes are shown in the table below:

| Mode | Characters | Compression | | ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | | Numeric | 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 | 3 characters are represented by 10 bits | | Alphanumeric | 0–9, A–Z (upper-case only), space, $, %, *, +, -, ., /, : | 2 characters are represented by 11 bits | | Kanji | Characters from the Shift JIS system based on JIS X 0208 | 2 kanji are represented by 13 bits | | Byte | Characters from the ISO/IEC 8859-1 character set | Each characters are represented by 8 bits |

Choose the right mode may be tricky if the input text is unknown. In these cases Byte mode is the best choice since all characters can be encoded with it. (See Multibyte characters) However, if the QR Code reader supports mixed modes, using Auto mode may produce better results.

Mixed modes

Mixed modes are also possible. A QR code can be generated from a series of segments having different encoding modes to optimize the data compression. However, switching from a mode to another has a cost which may lead to a worst result if it's not taken into account. See Manual mode for an example of how to specify segments with different encoding modes.

Auto mode

By default, automatic mode selection is used. The input string is automatically splitted in various segments optimized to produce the shortest possible bitstream using mixed modes. This is the preferred way to generate the QR Code.

For example, the string ABCDE12345678?A1A will be splitted in 3 segments with the following modes:

| Segment | Mode | | -------- | ------------ | | ABCDE | Alphanumeric | | 12345678 | Numeric | | ?A1A | Byte |

Any other combinations of segments and modes will result in a longer bitstream. If you need to keep the QR Code size small, this mode will produce the best results.

Manual mode

If auto mode doesn't work for you or you have specific needs, is also possible to manually specify each segment with the relative mode. In this way no segment optimizations will be applied under the hood. Segments list can be passed as an array of object:

var QRCode = require('qrcode');

var segs = [
	{ data: 'ABCDEFG', mode: 'alphanumeric' },
	{ data: '0123456', mode: 'numeric' },
];

QRCode.toDataURL(segs, function (err, url) {
	console.log(url);
});

Kanji mode

With kanji mode is possible to encode characters from the Shift JIS system in an optimized way. Unfortunately, there isn't a way to calculate a Shifted JIS values from, for example, a character encoded in UTF-8, for this reason a conversion table from the input characters to the SJIS values is needed. This table is not included by default in the bundle to keep the size as small as possible.

If your application requires kanji support, you will need to pass a function that will take care of converting the input characters to appropriate values.

An helper method is provided by the lib through an optional file that you can include as shown in the example below.

Note: Support for Kanji mode is only needed if you want to benefit of the data compression, otherwise is still possible to encode kanji using Byte mode (See Multibyte characters).

var QRCode = require('qrcode');
var toSJIS = require('qrcode/helper/to-sjis');

QRCode.toDataURL(kanjiString, { toSJISFunc: toSJIS }, function (err, url) {
	console.log(url);
});

With precompiled bundle:

<canvas id="canvas"></canvas>

<script src="/build/qrcode.js"></script>
<script src="/build/qrcode.tosjis.js"></script>
<script>
	QRCode.toCanvas(
		document.getElementById('canvas'),
		'sample text',
		{ toSJISFunc: QRCode.toSJIS },
		function (error) {
			if (error) console.error(error);
			console.log('success!');
		}
	);
</script>

Binary data

QR Codes can hold arbitrary byte-based binary data. If you attempt to create a binary QR Code by first converting the data to a JavaScript string, it will fail to encode propery because string encoding adds additional bytes. Instead, you must pass a Uint8ClampedArray or compatible array, or a Node Buffer, as follows:

// Regular array example
// WARNING: Element values will be clamped to 0-255 even if your data contains higher values.
const QRCode = require('qrcode')
QRCode.toFile(
  'foo.png',
  [{ data: [253,254,255], mode: 'byte' }],
  ...options...,
  ...callback...
)

// Uint8ClampedArray example
const QRCode = require('qrcode')

QRCode.toFile(
  'foo.png',
  [{ data: new Uint8ClampedArray([253,254,255]), mode: 'byte' }],
  ...options...,
  ...callback...
)

// Node Buffer example
// WARNING: Element values will be clamped to 0-255 even if your data contains higher values.
const QRCode = require('qrcode')

QRCode.toFile(
  'foo.png',
  [{ data: Buffer.from([253,254,255]), mode: 'byte' }],
  ...options...,
  ...callback...
)

Multibyte characters

Support for multibyte characters isn't present in the initial QR Code standard, but is possible to encode UTF-8 characters in Byte mode.

QR Codes provide a way to specify a different type of character set through ECI (Extended Channel Interpretation), but it's not fully implemented in this lib yet.

Most QR Code readers, however, are able to recognize multibyte characters even without ECI.

Note that a single Kanji/Kana or Emoji can take up to 4 bytes.

API

Browser:

Server:

Browser API

`create(text, [options])`

Creates QR Code symbol and returns a qrcode object.

`text`

Type: String|Array

Text to encode or a list of objects describing segments.

`options`

See QR Code options.

`returns`

Type: Object

// QRCode object
{
	modules, // Bitmatrix class with modules data
		version, // Calculated QR Code version
		errorCorrectionLevel, // Error Correction Level
		maskPattern, // Calculated Mask pattern
		segments; // Generated segments
}

`toCanvas(canvasElement, text, [options], [cb(error)])`

`toCanvas(text, [options], [cb(error, canvas)])`

Draws qr code symbol to canvas. If canvasElement is omitted a new canvas is returned.

`canvasElement`

Type: DOMElement

Canvas where to draw QR Code.

`text`

Type: String|Array

Text to encode or a list of objects describing segments.

`options`

See Options.

`cb`

Type: Function

Callback function called on finish.

Example

QRCode.toCanvas('text', { errorCorrectionLevel: 'H' }, function (err, canvas) {
	if (err) throw err;

	var container = document.getElementById('container');
	container.appendChild(canvas);
});

`toDataURL(text, [options], [cb(error, url)])`

`toDataURL(canvasElement, text, [options], [cb(error, url)])`

Returns a Data URI containing a representation of the QR Code image. If provided, canvasElement will be used as canvas to generate the data URI.

`canvasElement`

Type: DOMElement

Canvas where to draw QR Code.

`text`

Type: String|Array

Text to encode or a list of objects describing segments.

`options`

type
Type: String Default: image/png
Data URI format. Possible values are: image/png, image/jpeg, image/webp.
rendererOpts.quality
Type: Number Default: 0.92
A Number between 0 and 1 indicating image quality if the requested type is image/jpeg or image/webp.

See Options for other settings.

`cb`

Type: Function

Callback function called on finish.

Example

var opts = {
	errorCorrectionLevel: 'H',
	type: 'image/jpeg',
	margin: 1,
	color: {
		dark: '#010599FF',
		light: '#FFBF60FF',
	},
	rendererOpts: {
		quality: 0.3,
	},
};

QRCode.toDataURL('text', opts, function (err, url) {
	if (err) throw err;

	var img = document.getElementById('image');
	img.src = url;
});

`toString(text, [options], [cb(error, string)])`

Returns a string representation of the QR Code.

`text`

Type: String|Array

Text to encode or a list of objects describing segments.

`options`

type
Type: String Default: utf8
Output format. Possible values are: terminal,utf8, and svg.

See Options for other settings.

`cb`

Type: Function

Callback function called on finish.

Example

QRCode.toString('http://www.google.com', function (err, string) {
	if (err) throw err;
	console.log(string);
});

Server API

`create(text, [options])`

See create.

`toCanvas(canvas, text, [options], [cb(error)])`

Draws qr code symbol to node canvas.

`text`

Type: String|Array

Text to encode or a list of objects describing segments.

`options`

See Options.

`cb`

Type: Function

Callback function called on finish.

`toDataURL(text, [options], [cb(error, url)])`

Returns a Data URI containing a representation of the QR Code image. Only works with image/png type for now.

`text`

Type: String|Array

Text to encode or a list of objects describing segments.

`options`

See Options for other settings.

`cb`

Type: Function

Callback function called on finish.

`toString(text, [options], [cb(error, string)])`

Returns a string representation of the QR Code. If choosen output format is svg it will returns a string containing xml code.

`text`

Type: String|Array

Text to encode or a list of objects describing segments.

`options`

type
Type: String Default: utf8
Output format. Possible values are: utf8, svg, terminal.

See Options for other settings.

`cb`

Type: Function

Callback function called on finish.

Example

QRCode.toString('http://www.google.com', function (err, string) {
	if (err) throw err;
	console.log(string);
});

`toFile(path, text, [options], [cb(error)])`

Saves QR Code to image file. If options.type is not specified, the format will be guessed from file extension. Recognized extensions are png, svg, txt.

`path`

Type: String

Path where to save the file.

`text`

Type: String|Array

Text to encode or a list of objects describing segments.

`options`

type
Type: String Default: png
Output format. Possible values are: png, svg, utf8.
rendererOpts.deflateLevel (png only)
Type: Number Default: 9
Compression level for deflate.
rendererOpts.deflateStrategy (png only)
Type: Number Default: 3
Compression strategy for deflate.

See Options for other settings.

`cb`

Type: Function

Callback function called on finish.

Example

QRCode.toFile(
	'path/to/filename.png',
	'Some text',
	{
		color: {
			dark: '#00F', // Blue dots
			light: '#0000', // Transparent background
		},
	},
	function (err) {
		if (err) throw err;
		console.log('done');
	}
);

`toFileStream(stream, text, [options])`

Writes QR Code image to stream. Only works with png format for now.

`stream`

Type: stream.Writable

Node stream.

`text`

Type: String|Array

Text to encode or a list of objects describing segments.

`options`

See Options.

Options

QR Code options

`version`

Type: Number

QR Code version. If not specified the more suitable value will be calculated.

`errorCorrectionLevel`

Type: String Default: M

Error correction level. Possible values are low, medium, quartile, high or L, M, Q, H.

`maskPattern`

Type: Number

Mask pattern used to mask the symbol. Possible values are 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. If not specified the more suitable value will be calculated.

`toSJISFunc`

Type: Function

Helper function used internally to convert a kanji to its Shift JIS value. Provide this function if you need support for Kanji mode.

Renderers options

`margin`

Type: Number Default: 4

Define how much wide the quiet zone should be.

`scale`

Type: Number Default: 4

Scale factor. A value of 1 means 1px per modules (black dots).

`small`

Type: Boolean Default: false

Relevant only for terminal renderer. Outputs smaller QR code.

`width`

Type: Number

Forces a specific width for the output image. If width is too small to contain the qr symbol, this option will be ignored. Takes precedence over scale.

`color.dark`

Type: String Default: #000000ff

Color of dark module. Value must be in hex format (RGBA). Note: dark color should always be darker than color.light.

`color.light`

Type: String Default: #ffffffff

Color of light module. Value must be in hex format (RGBA).

GS1 QR Codes

There was a real good discussion here about them. but in short any qrcode generator will make gs1 compatible qrcodes, but what defines a gs1 qrcode is a header with metadata that describes your gs1 information.

https://github.com/soldair/node-qrcode/issues/45

Credits

This lib is based on "QRCode for JavaScript" which Kazuhiko Arase thankfully MIT licensed.

License

MIT

The word "QR Code" is registered trademark of: DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED

Published

Vulnerabilities

Links

Maintainers

Keywords

Readme

Introduction

Demo

Barcode Generator

Simple CodePen Demo

Settings CodePen Demo

Supported barcodes:

Examples for browsers:

First create a canvas (or image)

Simple example:

Result:

Example with options:

Result:

More advanced use case:

Result:

Or define the value and options in the HTML element:

Result:

Retrieve the barcode values so you can render it any way you'd like

Setup for browsers:

Step 1:

Step 2:

Step 3:

Bower and npm:

Node.js:

With canvas:

With svg:

Options:

Contributions and feedback:

License:

node-qrcode

Highlights

Installation

Usage

CLI

Browser

Module bundlers

Precompiled bundle

NodeJS

ES6/ES7

Error correction level

QR Code capacity

Encoding modes

Mixed modes

Auto mode

Manual mode

Kanji mode

Binary data

Multibyte characters

API

Browser API

create(text, [options])

text

options

returns

toCanvas(canvasElement, text, [options], [cb(error)])

toCanvas(text, [options], [cb(error, canvas)])

canvasElement

text

options

cb

Example

toDataURL(text, [options], [cb(error, url)])

toDataURL(canvasElement, text, [options], [cb(error, url)])

canvasElement

text

options

type

rendererOpts.quality

cb

Example

toString(text, [options], [cb(error, string)])

text

options

type

cb

`create(text, [options])`

`text`

`options`

`returns`

`toCanvas(canvasElement, text, [options], [cb(error)])`

`toCanvas(text, [options], [cb(error, canvas)])`

`canvasElement`

`text`

`options`

`cb`

`toDataURL(text, [options], [cb(error, url)])`

`toDataURL(canvasElement, text, [options], [cb(error, url)])`

`canvasElement`

`text`

`options`

`type`

`rendererOpts.quality`

`cb`

`toString(text, [options], [cb(error, string)])`

`text`

`options`

`type`

`cb`

`create(text, [options])`

`toCanvas(canvas, text, [options], [cb(error)])`

`text`

`options`

`cb`

`toDataURL(text, [options], [cb(error, url)])`

`text`

`options`

`cb`

`toString(text, [options], [cb(error, string)])`

`text`

`options`

`type`

`cb`

`toFile(path, text, [options], [cb(error)])`

`path`

`text`

`options`

`type`

`rendererOpts.deflateLevel` (png only)

`rendererOpts.deflateStrategy` (png only)

`cb`

`toFileStream(stream, text, [options])`

`stream`

`text`

`options`

`version`

`errorCorrectionLevel`

`maskPattern`

`toSJISFunc`

`margin`

`scale`