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QR Scanner Popup utilizing html5-qrcode library GitLab

Plugin pro platformu Wordpress na zakázku. Plugin se iniciuje pomocí shortcodu a nepovinných parametrů [qr_scanner_button label="Spustit kameru" redirect_message="Načítám..."]. Shortcode vyrenderuje tlačítko, po jehož stisknutí se iniciuje popup okno se záznamem kamery zařízení. Pod záznamem je selektor umožňující výběr čočky zařízení. Po načtení QR kódu s odkazem se stránka přesměruje.

by Johnny Dočkal · gitlab.com/johnny.dockal/wordpress-qr-scanner-plugin

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Install

No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:

wp plugin install https://gitlab.com/johnny.dockal/wordpress-qr-scanner-plugin/-/archive/main/wordpress-qr-scanner-plugin-main.zip

Readme

WordPress QR scanner plugin

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Read the full README on GitLab →