Generate Qr Code Api Key Secret
@stueja - This was extremely helpful. The only real suggestion I have is in the following section:
For an explanation of fields, please see the OTP Key URI Format page. This QR code generator does not transmit any information. Don't believe us? Read the code! It does, however, fetch the image at the URL specified. It might be possible for a malicious web server to use this request for tracking. Nov 26, 2018 Secret. REQUIRED: The secret parameter is an arbitrary key value encoded in Base32 according to RFC 3548. The padding specified in RFC 3548 section 2.2 is not required and should be omitted. Colored QR codes. You can create colored QR codes with our API. Just choose a background and / or a foreground color and take care of good contrast between the light and dark modules / pixels. Furthermore, a colorized QR code should be no negative (in terms of color, the actually black pixels / modules have to be darker than. Colored QR codes. You can create colored QR codes with our API. Just choose a background and / or a foreground color and take care of good contrast between the light and dark modules / pixels. Furthermore, a colorized QR code should be no negative (in terms of color, the actually black pixels / modules have to be darker than. QR code generator with logo. API Documentation. Generate QR code images with logo for multiple data types.
### CONVERT TEXT KEYS TO PNG FOR PAGE GENERATION
# Ref: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/command-line-options.php#family
echo 'Converting textual key parts to png:'
for f in x*.txt; do convert -family Courier $f txt-$f.png; done
it would be preferable to append TEXT:
to the input filename to ensure that imagemagick properly reads the file as a text file. Otherwise, it may not accept the input file, since, by default, .txt
files are not interpreted as raw text (at least in the version running on my machine).
Thus, I would suggest amending the line in question to:for f in x*.txt; do convert -family Courier TEXT:$f txt-$f.png; done
Api To Generate Qr Code
Incidentally, given its usefulness, it seems to me that it's a little unfortunate for your script to be hardcoded to only work for pgp keys, as it is equally useful for storing other data such as SSH keys. If I get a chance, I'll try to cobble together some additional header lines that will allow the script to either use the pgp key as you've done or to accept any text from stdin (so that any key could be piped to it).