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barcodejs

v0.1.1

Published

Fast barcode generator for javascript.

Downloads

46

Readme

Barcode.js

Logo

Build Status npm version

⚠️ Currently not ready for production usage!

Although we use this in production, we do so in a controlled environment usage only text sources we completely control. Expect APIs to change until this notice is removed. (We will however respect semantic versioning.)

Encode strings into an intermediate representation and render them to different output formats.

The primary focus of this project is to be fast and have a low footprint, while being reliable.

Usage

Install via yarn

$ yarn add barcodejs

Or install via npm

$ npm install --save barcodejs

Create an SVG barcode

import {encodeCode39, renderBarcodeToSVG} from "barcodejs"
// common-js
// const {encodeCode39, renderBarcodeToSVG} = require("barcodejs")

const svg = renderBarcodeToSVG(encodeCode39("HELLO WORLD"), {
    // Optional
    width: "100%",
    height: "20mm",
})

console.log(svg)

Support

Supported barcode types:

  • Code39

Supported output formats:

  • SVG
  • HTML + CSS

Features

  • No dependencies
  • The SVG is resizable via standard css or html width / height attributes (including % of the container).

Caveats

  • Currently work in progress
    • No validation of input strings
    • Limited barcode type support
    • No documentation 🙄