🚀 QR Code Generator – Turn Your URLs Into Pixel Art!

Welcome to the digital wizardry workshop, where boring URLs are transformed into mysterious QR glyphs.
Just type in your link, press the button, and voilà – your very own QR code is born!
This is QR Code Generator, powered by Python, Flask, and a pinch of magic. ✨

1. Launch the app:

   python main.py

2. Open your browser at localhost:5000.
3. Paste any URL into the form.
4. Behold your QR code! Download it, share it, or show it off to your grandma. 🖼️

• Because typing endless URLs is boring, but showing off a QR code is classy! 😎
• Works faster than your morning coffee. ☕
• Friendly UI – so simple, even your cat could use it. 🐾

• Powered by Flask – no complicated stuff, just pure Python bliss.
• QR code magic by the qrcode library.
• Output is beamed directly to your browser as an image, ready to scan.

Application quality is checked with automated tests.
You’ll find test files in the tests/ directory.

To make sure the user interface works and QR codes are generated correctly, we use Playwright for end-to-end testing.

To run the test suite successfully, follow these exact steps:

Make sure you have both pytest and playwright installed, along with the required browser binaries:

pip install playwright pytest
playwright install

The web application must be running in the background for the UI tests to connect to it. Start the app in your terminal:

python main.py

(Leave this terminal window open so the server keeps running!)

Open a new, separate terminal window/tab, navigate back to your project root directory, and run the tests:

pytest tests/

The tests check that:

• The application is reachable.
• A QR code can be generated from a URL.
• The results are correctly displayed in the UI.

If you want to add your own tests, check out tests/test_app.py for inspiration.

Lovingly crafted by Hanka Robovska

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details. Free to use, modify, and distribute as needed.