using IronBarCode;
/****** WRITE *******/
// Create A Barcode in 1 Line of Code
BarcodeWriter.CreateBarcode("https://ironsoftware.com/csharp/barcode", BarcodeWriterEncoding.QRCode).SaveAsJpeg("QuickStart.jpg");
/****** READ *******/
// Read A Barcode in 1 Line of Code. Gets Text, Numeric Codes, Binary Data and an Image of the barcode
BarcodeResult Result = BarcodeReader.QuicklyReadOneBarcode("QuickStart.jpg");
// Assert that IronBarCode Works :-)
if (Result!=null && Result.Text == "https://ironsoftware.com/csharp/barcode")
{
System.Console.WriteLine("Success");
}Imports IronBarCode
'''**** WRITE ******
' Create A Barcode in 1 Line of Code
BarcodeWriter.CreateBarcode("https://ironsoftware.com/csharp/barcode", BarcodeWriterEncoding.QRCode).SaveAsJpeg("QuickStart.jpg")
'''**** READ ******
' Read A Barcode in 1 Line of Code. Gets Text, Numeric Codes, Binary Data and an Image of the barcode
Dim Result As BarcodeResult = BarcodeReader.QuicklyReadOneBarcode("QuickStart.jpg")
' Assert that IronBarCode Works :-)
If Result IsNot Nothing AndAlso Result.Text = "https://ironsoftware.com/csharp/barcode" Then
System.Console.WriteLine("Success")
End IfThe IronBarcode.BarcodeWriter class can be used to create barcodes from strings, numbers, or binary data and encode to an appropriate format, then export as an image, a PDF, HTML, or as a System.Drawing.Image or Bitmap object.
Likewise, we can read barcodes using the BarcodeReader class. The easiest method to use is QuicklyReadOneBarcode , as shown above.
Install-Package BarCode
