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title = "QR Codes"
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date = 2024-11-01
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taxonomies = { tags = ["Misc"] }
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updated = 2026-02-16
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updated = 2026-02-17
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# My personal website (This site)
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6. Use the three dots labelled `More` to open the context menu
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7. Select `QR code`
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8. Use the `Share` button to do with it what seems good to you
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# Decoding QR codes
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I was fortunate to notice a very cool rust crate in [This Week In Rust](https://this-week-in-rust.org/blog/2026/02/11/this-week-in-rust-638/#crate-of-the-week).
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It's called [zedbar](https://crates.io/crates/zedbar) and is:
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- a [webpage](https://zedbar.org/) running wasm that you can drag and drop images onto
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- a library that can be included in your [rust](https://crates.io/crates/zedbar) or [Node.js](https://www.npmjs.com/package/zedbar) project (via WASM)
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- a CLI that you can install using `cargo`
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```sh
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cargo install zedbar
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```
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See sample output from the CLI below on the QR code for my website
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