QRCode: allow to choose different types of barcodes

[drma-tech]

[stsrki]

It is hard to know what those options are without an example. Dare to post a source?

[drma-tech]

this component generates for every format:

https://github.com/micjahn/ZXing.Net/

The most popular is qrcode, but different markets use different formats.

https://zxing.github.io/zxing/apidocs/com/google/zxing/BarcodeFormat.html
https://github.com/zxing/zxing/tree/master

1. UPC (Universal Product Code) - A barcode used in retail, especially in North America, encoding 12 numerical digits and designed for point-of-sale systems.
2. EAN (European Article Number) - Similar to UPC but used internationally, encoding 13 numerical digits (EAN-13) or 8 digits (EAN-8 for smaller packages).
3. Code 39 - An alphanumeric barcode used for inventory, industrial, and non-retail applications. It supports uppercase letters, numbers, and a few special characters.
4. Code 128 - A compact and versatile barcode that supports all ASCII characters. Commonly used in logistics and shipping due to its high data density.
5. QR Code (Quick Response Code) - A two-dimensional code that can store URLs, text, and other data. Easily scanned by mobile devices, it's widely used in marketing and payments.
6. PDF417 - A stacked linear barcode that can encode large amounts of text and data. Often used for IDs, shipping labels, and airline boarding passes.
7. Data Matrix - A compact two-dimensional barcode ideal for small items. Frequently used in healthcare and manufacturing.
8. Aztec Code - A two-dimensional barcode designed for fast scanning, even when partially damaged. Commonly found on tickets and travel documents.
9. ITF (Interleaved 2 of 5) - A numeric barcode used for packaging and shipping. It encodes digits in pairs for compactness.
10. GS1 DataBar - A family of barcodes capable of encoding additional data like expiration dates and serial numbers, often used in retail and healthcare.