You can use this to write your own renderer. Mapping used by my old fonds (as due to a wrong/uncommom mapping in wikipedia) Most common mapping (compatible with google fonts) The mapping parameter changes the ascci character mapping and can be one of: name The ascii code points of the encoded string The ascii characters of the encoded stringĪ 1 represents a bar a 0 represents a spaceĢ112142133111122141142121241123113212331112Įach number represents a width alternating between bars and spacesĪn array of code numbers as per the code 128 spec For your convenience, the bower package comes with a code 128 font which you can use to display the code. You can use the varoius options to write your own renderer. echo "Test" | encode128 -o weights -Īfter installing the encoder with bower you can use it like this: You can pipe data from other commands using encode128. Outputs the encoded version of your input as a series of weights. Outputs the encoded version of your input as an ascii string: ÑyourText,Ó encode128 -o bars yourText
#Code128encoder install
Install for browser usage bower install code-128-encoder
Install node module npm install -save code-128-encoder This is a specialized encoder, which you can use to write your own renderer see the examples install the command line interface npm install -g code-128-encoder An optimizing code-128 encoder for node.js, the commandline, and your browser.
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