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barcodes-handler

v0.0.3

Published

A lightweight Node.js library for reading and writing multiple barcodes on a single image.

Downloads

35

Readme

barcodes-handler

barcodes-handler is a lightweight Node.js library that allows reading and writing multiple barcodes (including QR codes) on a single image. It acts as a simple wrapper around the zxing-wasm, sharp and canvas libraries, ensuring seamless barcode processing with minimal effort.

  • 🚀 Read multiple barcodes in an image in approx. 200ms, write multiple barcodes in an image in approx. 50ms.
  • ✅ All binaries are included in the package, so there is no need to fetch anything from a CDN.
  • 🌟 Read and write a wide variety of barcode types: Aztec, Codabar, Code128, Code39, Code93, DataMatrix, EAN-13, EAN-8, ITF, PDF417, QRCode, UPC-A, UPC-E.

Installation

npm install barcodes-handler

Documentation

Find the complete documentation here.

Usage

Read barcode(s)

import { readBarCodes } from 'barcodes-handler';
import { ReaderOptions } from 'zxing-wasm';

const readerOptions: ReaderOptions = {
  // supported formats
  formats: ['QRCode'],
};
const filePath = path.join(__dirname, '../images/test.png');

const imageFileReadResults = await readBarCodes(filePath, readerOptions);
console.log('Detected QRCodes:', imageFileReadResults);

Write barcode(s)

import { writeBarCodes, defaultCreateBase } from 'barcodes-handler';

const outputImage = 'images/output.png';
const existingImage = path.join(__dirname, '../images/test.png');
const code1: WriterOptionsBarCodes = {
  format: 'QRCode',
  content: 'This is the content of my QR code',
  // generic positioning
  position: 'middle',
};
const code2: WriterOptionsBarCodes = {
  format: 'Code128',
  content: 'This is another content',
  position: 'bottom-left',
};

// write barcodes in an existing image
const createdImages = await writeBarCodes([code1, code2], outputImage, existingImage);

// write barcodes in a new image (use a default image base)
const createNewImage = defaultCreateBase;
const createdImages = await writeBarCodes([code1, code2], outputImage, createNewImage);
console.log('Created images:', createdImages);

// Create and write an image for each barcode
const createdImages = await writeBarCodes([code1, code2], outputImage);
console.log('Created images:', createdImages);