//qrcode-kotlin/qrcode/QRCode/renderShaded

renderShaded

[common]\

@JvmOverloads

fun renderShaded(cellSize: Int = DEFAULT_CELL_SIZE, margin: Int = DEFAULT_MARGIN, rawData: Array<Array<QRCodeSquare?>> = encode(), qrCodeGraphics: QRCodeGraphics = qrCodeGraphicsFactory.newGraphicsSquare( computeImageSize( cellSize, margin, rawData ) ), renderer: (QRCodeSquare, QRCodeGraphics) -> Unit): QRCodeGraphics

Renders a QR Code image based on its computed data.

This function provides a way to implement more artistic QRCodes. The renderer is a function that draws a single square of the QRCode. It receives 2 parameters: cellData and a QRCodeGraphics for it to freely draw. After finished, the canvas will be placed into the final image in its respective place.

To show this, here’s a renderer that makes a QR Code that is half blue and half red:

QRCode("example").renderShaded { cellData, graphics ->
    if (cellData.type != QRCodeSquareType.MARGIN && cellData.dark) {
        if (cellData.row cellData.size / 2) {
            graphics.fill(Colors.BLUE)
        }
        else {
            graphics.fill(Colors.RED)
        }
    } else {
        graphics.fill(Colors.WHITE)
    }
}

Tip: for the "traditional look-and-feel" QR Code, try setting margin equal to cellSize.

Return

A QRCodeGraphics with the QR Code rendered on it. It can then be saved or manipulated as desired.

Parameters

common

cellSize	The size in pixels of each square (cell) in the QR Code. Defaults to 25.
margin	Amount of space in pixels to add as a margin around the rendered QR Code. Defaults to 0.
rawData	The data matrix of the QR Code. Defaults to this.encode().
qrCodeGraphics	The QRCodeGraphics where the QRCode will be painted into.
renderer	Lambda that draws a single QRCode square. It receives as parameters the QRCodeSquare being draw and a QRCodeGraphics for it to draw the square.

See also

QRCodeSquare
QRCodeGraphics
Colors