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I'm trying to make a QR encoder that takes a text file of URLs and names and generates QR bar codes with the URLs and names. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

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Take a look at this. It might help you. Googling for it was easy.

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That one uses Python 2. I use Python 3. If I really can't find one in Python 3, I probably wouldn't have a problem using Python 2, but I'd like to stick to 3 just to keep it consistent with all my other stuff.

I also know C# and Java if anyone knows of an open source QR encoder for either of those languages.

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I gave up on finding a Py3 solution, and tried pyqrnative. It's really simple (only one file) and works like a charm. I may port it to Py3 if I ever find the time. Probably never gonna happen though because it's almost a thousand lines, I'm lazy as hell, and it needs PIL (Python Imaging Library) which currently only works with 32-bit Python 2.7.

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If it's only one file you might want to consider porting this module to py3. If this solved your problem, would you please consider marking this thread solved too? Thank you!

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