<?php

include 'phpqrcode/qrlib.php';
//QRcode::png('some othertext 1234', 'out.png', 'H');
$qr = new QRencode();
$tab = $qr->encode('PHP QR Code :)');
QRspec::debug($tab, true);
Example #2
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 public static function qrtest()
 {
     // Include only this file, remaining required files will be included from it
     if (!class_exists("qrstr", FALSE)) {
         require_once PATH_PHPQRCODE . "/qrlib.php";
     }
     //write code into file, Error corection lecer is lowest, L (one form: L,M,Q,H)
     //each code square will be 4x4 pixels (4x zoom)
     //code will have 2 code squares white boundary around
     if (1) {
         // Error correction level L : About 7% or less errors can be corrected.
         // Error correction level M : About 15% or less errors can be corrected.
         // Error correction level Q : About 25% or less errors can be corrected.
         // Error correction level H : About 30% or less errors can be corrected.
         $text = "http://www.nordita.org/guest/";
         $filetype = "png";
         // "png","svg","eps","txt"
         if (!in_array($filetype, array("png", "svg", "eps", "txt"))) {
             return FALSE;
         }
         $level = "H";
         // "L" (default) ,"M", "Q", "H"
         $pixelsize = 16;
         // pixel size of each code square
         $margin = 4;
         // boundary width in number of code squares
         $saveandprint = FALSE;
         // TRUE = save to file and display in browser; FALSE = save to file only; redundant if $outfile=FALSE
         $back_color = 0xffffff;
         $fore_color = 0x0;
         $cmyk = TRUE;
         $filename = "qrcode";
         $outfile = PATH_PHPQRCACHE . $filename . "." . $filetype;
         // full file path or FALSE (only output on screen)
         //$outfile      = FALSE;
         switch ($filetype) {
             case "png":
                 QRcode::png($text, $outfile, $level, $pixelsize, $margin, $saveandprint, $back_color, $fore_color);
                 break;
             case "eps":
                 QRcode::eps($text, $outfile, $level, $pixelsize, $margin, $saveandprint, $back_color, $fore_color, $cmyk);
                 break;
             case "svg":
                 QRcode::svg($text, $outfile, $level, $pixelsize, $margin, $saveandprint, $back_color, $fore_color);
                 break;
             case "txt":
                 QRcode::text($text, $outfile, $level, $pixelsize, $margin);
                 // black = "1", white = "0"
                 break;
         }
         // end switch
     }
     //same as above but outputs file directly into browser (with appr. header etc.)
     //all other settings are default
     //WARNING! it should be FIRST and ONLY output generated by script, otherwise
     //rest of output will land inside PNG binary, breaking it for sure
     if (0) {
         QRcode::png("PHP QR Code :)");
     }
     //show benchmark
     if (0) {
         QRtools::timeBenchmark();
     }
     //rebuild cache
     if (0) {
         QRtools::buildCache();
     }
     //code generated in text mode - as a binary table
     //then displayed out as HTML using Unicode block building chars :)
     if (0) {
         $qr = new QRencode();
         $tab = $qr->encode('PHP QR Code :)');
         QRspec::debug($tab, true);
     }
 }
<?php

include '../lib/full/qrlib.php';
// now the fun begins, we use code generating features of library
$codeContents = 'Let see what the code structure looks like with a little bit bigger code';
$version = 0;
// will be autodetected
$eccLevel = QR_ECLEVEL_H;
$encodingHint = QR_MODE_8;
$caseSensitive = true;
$code = new QRcode();
$code->encodeString($codeContents, $version, $eccLevel, $encodingHint, $caseSensitive);
QRspec::debug($code->data, false);