QRCodeProps

Sets the background color of the QR Code. Accepts a valid CSS color string, including hex and rgb.

Sets the border of the QR Code. Accepts an object implementing the Border interface.

Sets additional CSS classes to the component.

Sets the color of the QR Code. Accepts a valid CSS color string, including hex and rgb.

Sets the encoding mode used to encode the value.

Important The UTF-8 encoding is not included in the specifications and some readers do not support it.

The possible values are:

• "ISO_8859_1"—Supports all characters from the ISO/IEC 8859-1 character set.
• "UTF_8"—Supports all Unicode characters.

Sets the error correction level to use.

The possible values are:

• "L"—Approximately 7% of the codewords can be restored.
• "M"—Approximately 15% of the codewords can be restored.
• "Q"—Approximately 25% of the codewords can be restored.
• "H"—Approximately 30% of the codewords can be restored.

An optional image overlay that displays over the QR Code.

Note Always test if the code reads correctly with the applied overlay. Depending on the length of the value and the size of the overlay, you might need to raise the errorCorrection level to "M" or "H".

Sets the padding of the QR Code. A numeric value sets all paddings.

Sets the preferred rendering engine.

The supported values are:

• "svg"—If available, renders the component as an inline svg element.
• "canvas"—If available, renders the component as a canvas element.

Determines the size of a QR Code. Numeric values represent pixels.

If you do not specify a size, the size will be determined from the element width and height. If the element has width or height of zero, a default value of 200 pixels will be used.

Sets the styles that the component applies.

Sets the value of the QR Code. Accepts a string or a number.