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localhostqr

v1.5.7

Published

A CLI tool used to get a QR code for local IP, allows web developers to get to their page on mobile easier.

Downloads

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Links

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Maintainers

backwardsuserbackwardsuser

Keywords

QRGeneratorMobileDevelopmentCLI

Readme

Localhost QR

Get a QR code that will open your local web server. Great for testing your webpages on Mobile.

Install

npm i -g localhostqr@latest

Usage

getqr <port> # The port would be the open web server port.

Example

getqr 3000

This will take your LAN IP, add "http://" to the beginning and add your port to the end. It'll then return the URL as a QR code.

Important Notes

This tool has no implementation in code, it is purely a CLI tool.

Contributing

Feel free to contribute as you feel necessary.
If you have an issue, feel free to open an issue
If you'd like to donate your unique OS, join the Discord and ask to become a tester.
Any thoughts on optimizations, feel free to open a pull request

License

Copyright © 2024 BackwardsUser.
This Project is licensed under the MIT License.