When my string contains umlauts, then it will get encoded as base64. Is it possible to enforce qrcode to not use base64?
Testing
For GNU+Linux systems I wrote a small test to compare it with the qrtools package that comes with qtqr. You need zbar and qtqr from your repo.
#!/bin/env python3
# write images qr_qrcode.png and qr_qrtools.png with the
import qrcode
from qrtools import QR
s = "Ich bräuchte Umlaute im String"
qc = qrcode.make(s)
qc.save("qr_qrcode.png")
qt = QR(s)
qt.encode("qr_qrtools.png")
Issue
When my string contains umlauts, then it will get encoded as base64. Is it possible to enforce qrcode to not use base64?
Testing
For GNU+Linux systems I wrote a small test to compare it with the qrtools package that comes with qtqr. You need
zbar
andqtqr
from your repo.Current output
While using
qrcode 7.3.1
I get this output from the script:zbar tells me, that the qrtools from qtqr gives me a string, while qrcode uses format=base64.
Goal
My goal is to create a qrcodes containing umlauts with your package without format='base64'.