Learn how to use the open source qr-code library to create stylish, animated QR codes with HTML and integrate them into frontend frameworks.

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The `qr-code` library offers developers a way to create customizable, animated, and SVG-based QR codes that can be integrated into any modern web application. It provides various customization options, including color changes, custom shapes, and logo insertion. The library works across all major frontend frameworks such as React, Angular, and Svelte, and comes with a simple API for building animations. It also supports download and print features for generated QR codes, making it versatile for different use cases.

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I like the fact that this is just a simple web component that doesn’t depend on a specific framework. Nice!

Sleek, clean and easy to use. Very nice!

Does anyone have any pointers about what can go into the “content” attribute other than a URL?
from the example they provided:
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contents=“<a href="https://bitjson.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://bitjson.com/</a>”
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I appreciate most can be a represented as a URL, but looking at some online generators they have pretty different inputs for e.g. VCards, Emails, WiFi etc…