Stirling-Tools
Feature request: Add QR and/or other barcode stamps.
Would it be possible to integrate generating QR codes and stamping documents with them (in selectable sizes), too?
It would be possible but to add it as a main feature id want to know the reason for it / usecase and how others would use it etc
If its a odd one off case its better suited by just using add image/stamp etc
It could be done by preparing the QR codes externally and using the existing stamping application as well but it would mean preparing the QR codes I'm after as images.
Doing it as part of the stamping functions would enable me to put things like a document archive number on documents after importing them in a DMS and recognize duplicates of existing scans when trying to scan a printed document (e.g. after someone added handwritten notes) and connect them to the existing document (which is our specific application -- documents need to be amended, signed and archived again in a lot of cases). I would prefer handling that with one API call to s-pdf instead of having to rely on an entire workflow (just imagine providing insufficient input data; a workflow would first have to check the validity of the generated bar code before handing the image to the stamping tool while an integrated bar code generator would just not add anything (and return an error code) if something is wrong).
I'm usually a unix user (don't put more in a single tool than you really need to and use a pipeline of tools) but in this case it is safer if this is happening in one place.
Hi I am actually interested at the same feature as @noseshimself. As for the use case mine is a bit different. In my case I 'd prefer the QR code to have data extracted from the certificate used to sign the pdf so the QR code could be a real electronic signature. Thatway whoever scans the QR code can be sure that who the document says it signed the document it's for sure the signer. Right now we have piece of python code that you import the certificate and creates the QR code. But a more streamlined process as part of the signing of the document would much better and helpfull
