qrcodejs VS zint

Yet, IMHO any spreadsheet software would do. What it misses is tracking but that can be done with going from an ID, e.g number or hash or UUID, to an object and that itself can be done with generating and reading a visual code, e.g QR code. There are numerous open-source tools to generate these e.g https://github.com/davidshimjs/qrcodejs to generate then https://github.com/yushulx/javascript-barcode-qr-code-scanner to read. As long as you are coherent I'm not sure what the problem would be. If you have multiple users ideally the spreadsheet would be available via e.g NextCloud and the hash at the end of the URL would bring you to the right item or set of items e.g sheet or line.

I used a nice javascript thing to generate qr-code. https://github.com/davidshimjs/qrcodejs At the moment it is downloaded as is and checked in with my code. It feels a bit unfair, since it's not mine to have checked in, but how would I do it?

First of all you have to download this from https://davidshimjs.github.io/qrcodejs/ this is nesecarry to be downloaded because the base code isnt mine its this guy who made it.

I came across this awesome lightweight library or you can say a simple script qrcodejs. It is very easy to use and is reliable too.

In the above piece of code, we create a url variable, and create and show the qrcode variable. (creating the QRCode is basically an exact copy from the documentation at davidshimjs on github with the exception that we changed the hard coded link to the url variable we set earlier.

I found one solution that uses an online API (which requires an online connection and may be subject to request limits). Alternatively you can use a method I came up with here that uses zint, an open-source barcode generating program.

I found this seems like what you want. zint