To try QR Code Here yourself, either get it directly from the Mac App Store or download the code and build it through Xcode. It’s built using SwiftUI, so you’ll need macOS Big Sur in order to run it.
Warning: SwiftUI on macOS is a little flaky at times, so I highly recommend you update to the very latest macOS version if you want to avoid any surprises.
Any help you can offer with this project is most welcome – there are opportunities big and small so that someone with only a small amount of Swift experience can help.
Some suggestions you might want to explore:
- Adding support to change the QR code look.
- Addng support to add a logo inside the QR code.
- Adding support to change the font.
- Adding support for SwiftLint.
- Add documentation in the code or here in the README.
- Did I mention handling errors in a meaningful way?
You’re also welcome to try adding some tests, although given our underlying use of CIFilter that might be tricky.
If you spot any errors please open an issue and let us know which macOS and Xcode versions you’re using.
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QR Code Here was originally designed and built by Abdullah Alhaider, and is copyright © Abdullah Alhaider 2021. The icon was designed by Abdullah Alhaider.
QR Code Here is licensed under the MIT license; for the full license please see the LICENSE file. Also, Abdulaziz Alobaili has contributed features, fixes, and more to make QR Code Here what it is today.
If you find QR Code Here useful, you might find my other apps also useful and you can support me on App Store.