QR-code #347

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opened 2026-01-19 18:29:58 +00:00 by michael · 4 comments
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Originally created by @danielleontiev on GitHub.

Please, add qr-code with link to the uploaded file on https://transfer.sh

Originally created by @danielleontiev on GitHub. Please, add qr-code with link to the uploaded file on `https://transfer.sh`
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@paolafrancesca commented on GitHub:

@danielleontiev how can we add a QR code to the output? either we return some text with a link or an image with the qr code

@paolafrancesca commented on GitHub: @danielleontiev how can we add a QR code to the output? either we return some text with a link or an image with the qr code
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@vadim-tivikov commented on GitHub:

curl -s --upload-file ./file.zip https://transfer.sh/file.zip | qrencode -t UTF8 -l H -o-

@vadim-tivikov commented on GitHub: `curl -s --upload-file ./file.zip https://transfer.sh/file.zip | qrencode -t UTF8 -l H -o-`
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@danielleontiev commented on GitHub:

@aspacca I mean QR code when upload using web interface. Directly on site transfer.sh

@danielleontiev commented on GitHub: @aspacca I mean QR code when upload using web interface. Directly on site transfer.sh
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@danielleontiev commented on GitHub:

@JtokohZohl it's good but unnecessary in shell. QR code should be on the site because you may want to grab smth from foreign computer using https://transfer.sh and the fastest way to do it -- scan QR code on the site, where you upload files.

@danielleontiev commented on GitHub: @JtokohZohl it's good but unnecessary in shell. QR code should be on the site because you may want to grab smth from foreign computer using `https://transfer.sh` and the fastest way to do it -- scan QR code on the site, where you upload files.
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Reference: dutchcoders/transfer.sh#347