BushidoIOQRCodeBundle

The BushidoIOQRCodeBundle adds QRCode generation support in Symfony2., _(*1)

Features included:, _(*2)

URL and BASE64 encoded image generation
Twig filter and function support
Cacheable images for less CPU usage
Configurable cache expiration age for both http and https
Cache and logs path can be located inside or outside Symfony2 app folder tree
Absolute or relative URL generation
PNG maximum image size definition (default 1024 pixels)
Configurable find mask setup (best mask, random mask and default mask value)

Installation

Step 1: Composer

Add the following require line to the composer.json file: ``` json { "require": { "bushidoio/qrcode-bundle": "dev-master" } }, _(*3)

And actually install it in your project using Composer:
``` bash
php composer.phar install

You can also do this in one step with this command: ``` bash $ php composer.phar require bushidoio/qrcode-bundle "dev-master", _(*4)


### Step 2: Enable the bundle

Enable the bundle in the kernel:

``` php
<?php
// app/AppKernel.php

public function registerBundles()
{
    $bundles = array(
        // ...
        new BushidoIO\QRCodeBundle\BushidoIOQRCodeBundle(),
    );
}

Step 3: Enable the route

Add this to your routing configuration in app/config/routing.yml:, _(*5)

``` yaml bushidoio_qrcode: resource: "@BushidoIOQRCodeBundle/Controller/" type: annotation, _(*6)


Configuration
-------------
You can configure some options in `app/config/config.yml`. Those are the default
values:

``` yaml
bushidoio_qrcode:
    cacheable: true
    cache_dir: ~
    logs_dir: ~
    find_best_mask: true
    find_from_random: false
    default_mask: 2
    png_maximum_size: 1024
    absolute_url: true
    http_max_age: 600
    https_max_age: 600

Usage examples

You can use Twig functions or filtes to create URL or BASE64 encoded images. If no parameters are used the default options for the image are size 3 (87x87 pixels) and PNG format., _(*7)

``` html , _(*8)