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Qr Code Generator: Self-Host on Cloudron

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    wrote on last edited by LoudLemur
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    Qr codes are increasingly useful with widespread use of smartphones. People can point the camera in their phone at the Qr code and be taken to a website.

    Qr codes are also useful for embedding into memes.

    Does anybody have some suggestions on self-hosting Qr code generators? Proprietary solutions can result in censorship.

    https://noted.lol/qr-code-generators/

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    @LoudLemur I notice that article says the 3rd (best) option installs nicely in a LAMP app. Did you try it yet ?

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    @timconsidine I have not yet tried any of them.

    I saw Qr Code Generator has a Docker.

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    @LoudLemur having a Dockerfile is great but it is not always easy or simple, depending how they have the structured the app (e.g. separation of /app/code and /app/data, but other things too).

    A LAMP app however can be MUCH simpler to deploy.
    It can even be as simple as copying the public directory.

    I might take a look later if I have time (ho ho ho another funny joke !)

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    @timconsidine Haha! You are great. Thanks

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