0.3.0

As always everything is reflected in the README. ;)

New features of the library :

• The dots of a QR code can now be styled or rendered in a custom style
  • Custom shapes can be created by implementing the functional interface QrCodeDotStyler
  • Predefined shapes (Specified in the QrCodeDotShape enum) are:
    • SQUARE
    • ROUNDED_SQUARE
    • CIRCLE
    • HEXAGON
    • TRIANGLE
    • HEART
    • HOUSE
    • STAR
    • DIAMOND
    • CROSS
• The image logo may now also be a base64 encoded string
• The java-sample and kotlin-sample modules have been adjusted with the new features.

New features of the User Interface of the Library:

• New Logo Handling
  • Logos are now internally persisted as Base64 encoded string
  • When exporting the config the Base64 logo makes it easy to share configs with others (Logo is already part of the json)
  • Besides selecting a logo as a file from the file system, a Base64 encoded image an directly be pasted as logo for the QR code
  • You can copy the logo also as Base64 encoded string
  • You can also delete the logo by clicking the dustbin button
• Custom Dot Shape Integration
  • Not only the predefined dot shapes mentioned above can be used by the UI, but also some custom shapes/logos and custom drawings can be selected

When you download the qr-code-app-mac-os.zip, qr-code-app-ubuntu.tar.xz or qr-code-app-windows.zip, there is no need to install Java on your machine. You simply can run the bin/qr-code-app und bin/qr-code-app.bat file.

The qr-code-app-all.jar can be started with java using java -jar qr-code-app-all.jar (here Java obviously needs to be installed)