QRIO

Lightweight framework for QR scanning and generation

📝 Requirements

iOS 8.0+

📦 Installation

Carthage

github "nodes-ios/QRIO"

💻 Usage

Creating a QR Code:

It's as easy as

let image = UIImage.QRImageFromString("Hello World!")

This will return a UIImage:

You can also adjust the size of the generated image, which will give you a clearer image, and the correction level, which adds more error protection, by using the optional parameters:

let image = UIImage.QRImageFromString("Hello World!", 
				containingViewSize: imageView.bounds.size, 
					correctionLevel: "M")

Scanning a QR Code:

You will need to create an instance of QRIO and maintain a strong reference to it:

let qrio = QRInput()

func scanForQR() {
	qrio.scanForQRImage() { (string) in
		print(string) // Prints "Hello World!" when using the QR codes above
	}
}

You can optionally pass a view to display the preview video in, and also a rect of interest to focus the detection.

let qrio = QRInput()

func scanForQR() {
	qrio.scanForQRImage(previewIn: previewContainer, rectOfInterest: hotspotView.frame) { (string) in
		print(string) // Prints "Hello World!" when using the QR codes above
	}
}

And that's it! If you need to end QR scanning, you can call finish() on your QRIO object.

👥 Credits

Made with ❤️ at Nodes.

📄 License

QRIO is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.