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<h1 align="center">Barcode Generator</h1>
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A barcode generator for the Flipper Zero that supports **UPC-A**, **EAN-8**, **EAN-13**, **Code-39**, **Codabar**, and **Code-128**[1]
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Note: Barcode save locations have been moved from `/barcodes` to `/apps_data/barcodes`
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## Table of Contents
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- [Table of Contents](#table-of-contents)
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- [Installing](#installing)
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- [Building](#building)
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- [Usage](#usage)
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- [Creating a barcode](#creating-a-barcode)
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- [Editing a barcode](#editing-a-barcode)
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- [Deleting a barcode](#deleting-a-barcode)
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- [Viewing a barcode](#viewing-a-barcode)
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- [Screenshots](#screenshots)
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- [Credits](#credits)
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## Installing
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1) Download the `.zip` file from the release section
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2) Extract/unzip the `.zip` file onto your computer
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3) Open qFlipper and go to the file manager
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4) Navigate to the `apps` folder
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5) Drag & drop the `.fap` file into the `apps` folder
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6) Navigate back to the root folder of the SD card and create the folder `apps_data`, if not already there
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7) Navigate into `apps_data` and create another folder called `barcode_data`
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8) Navigate into `barcode_data`
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9) Drag & drop the encoding txts (`code39_encodings.txt`, `code128_encodings.txt` & `codabar_encodings.txt`) into the `barcode_data` folder
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## Building
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1) Clone the [flipperzero-firmware](https://github.com/flipperdevices/flipperzero-firmware) repository or a firmware of your choice
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2) Clone this repository and put it in the `applications_user` folder
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3) Build this app by using the command `./fbt fap_Barcode_App`
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4) Copy the `.fap` from `build\f7-firmware-D\.extapps\Barcode_App.fap` to `apps\Misc` using the qFlipper app
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5) While still in the qFlipper app, navigate to the root folder of the SD card and create the folder `apps_data`, if not already there
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6) Navigate into `apps_data` and create another folder called `barcode_data`
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7) Navigate into `barcode_data`
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8) Drag & drop the encoding txts (`code39_encodings.txt`, `code128_encodings.txt` & `codabar_encodings.txt`) from the `encoding_tables` folder in this repository into the `barcode_data` folder
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## Usage
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### Creating a barcode
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1) To create a barcode click on `Create Barcode`
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2) Next select your type using the left and right arrows
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3) Enter your filename and then your barcode data
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4) Click save
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**Note**: For Codabar barcodes, you must manually add the start and stop codes to the barcode data
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Start/Stop codes can be A, B, C, or D
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For example, if you wanted to represent `1234` as a barcode you will need to enter something like `A1234A`. (You can replace the letters A with either A, B, C, or D)
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![Codabar Data Example](screenshots/Codabar%20Data%20Example.png "Codabar Data Example")
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### Editing a barcode
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1) To edit a barcode click on `Edit Barcode`
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2) Next select the barcode file you want to edit
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3) Edit the type, name, or data
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4) Click save
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### Deleting a barcode
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1) To delete a barcode click on `Edit Barcode`
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2) Next select the barcode file you want to delete
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3) Scroll all the way to the bottom
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4) Click delete
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### Viewing a barcode
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1) To view a barcode click on `Load Barcode`
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2) Next select the barcode file you want to view
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## Screenshots
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![Barcode Create Screen](screenshots/Creating%20Barcode.png "Barcode Create Screen")
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![Flipper Code-128 Barcode](screenshots/Flipper%20Barcode.png "Flipper Code-128 Barcode")
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![Flipper Box EAN-13 Barcode](screenshots/Flipper%20Box%20Barcode.png "Flipper Box EAN-13 Barcode")
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## Credits
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- [Kingal1337](https://github.com/Kingal1337) - Developer
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- [Z0wl](https://github.com/Z0wl) - Added Code128-C Support
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- [@teeebor](https://github.com/teeebor) - Menu Code Snippet
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[1] - supports Set B (only the characters from 0-94). Also supports Set C
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