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pdf417-generator

v1.0.5

Published

PDF417 HUB3 2D barcode generator for browser and Node

Downloads

8,154

Readme

PDF417 HUB3 Barcode Generator

This library provides you with the ability to generate PDF417 HUB3 Barcodes in browser or Node.js apps. The final barcode is drawn into a canvas element and can be used for many different use cases. The code is based on the bcmath-js and pdf417-js.

Browser

You can find a complete example at examples/browser and a running demo here.

The usage is as simple as providing a canvas element and a text that should be used for barcode generation:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/pkoretic/pdf417-generator@master/lib/libbcmath.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/pkoretic/pdf417-generator@master/lib/bcmath.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/pkoretic/pdf417-generator@master/lib/pdf417.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

HTML

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

JS

var code = "HRVHUB30\nHRK\n" +
"000000000012355\n"+
"PETAR KORETIĆ\n"+
"PREVOJ DD\n"+
"10000 Zagreb\n"+
"pkoretic J.D.O.O\n"+
"PREVOJ DD\n"+
"10000 ZAGREB\n"+
"HR5041240000000000\n"+
"HR01\n"+
"7336-68949637625-00001\n"+
"COST\n"+
"Uplata za 1. mjesec\n";

var canvas = document.getElementById("barcode")
PDF417.draw(code, canvas)

Node.js

You can find a complete example at examples/node.

The node-canvas library is used for drawing.

Install the library:

npm install pdf417-generator

Use it as:

const Canvas = require("canvas")
const PDF417 = require("pdf417-generator")

const code =
`HRVHUB30
HRK
000000000012355
PETAR KORETIĆ
PREVOJ DD
10000 Zagreb
FIRMA J.D.O.O
PREVOJ DD
10000 ZAGREB
HR5041240000000000
HR01
7336-68949637625-00001
COST
Uplata za 1. mjesec`

let canvas = new Canvas()
PDF417.draw(code, canvas)

// create an image which can be sent in an e-mail or similar
console.log(`<img src="${canvas.toDataURL()}" />`)

TypeScript

import * as PDF417 from 'pdf417-generator';

PDF417.draw(code, canvas);

draw arguments

code - (string) code to represent using PDF417

canvas - (Canvas) Canvas instance

aspectRatio - (float) the width to height of the symbol (excluding quiet zones); default 2

ecl - (int) error correction level (0-8); default -1 = automatic correction level

devicePixelRatio (int) determine how much extra pixel density should be added to allow for a sharper image; default window.devicePixelRatio if available