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Bar code helper used to render any of over 100 types of bar codes on reports.
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This helper uses the [bwip-js](https://github.com/metafloor/bwip-js) open source bar code library to generate the bar codes.
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This helper uses the [bwip-js](https://github.com/metafloor/bwip-js) open source bar code library to generate the bar codes and insert them and returns them into the generated HTML as an image element.
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The helper is coded to accept two parameters, the data object template field name first and the options to pass to the bar code generator as a string of JSON encoded text corresponding to the [options](https://github.com/metafloor/bwip-js#working-with-bwip-js-methods) property of the bar code writer.
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If you are using bar codes only for internal purposes there are many forgiving options available such as Code39 barcodes (or Code 3 of 9) which do not require a check digit and can store up to 39 digits or QR Code or PDF417 '2d' bar codes which can store alphanumeric and ad-hoc data suitable for scanning with camera devices.
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* Size: Some experimentation scaling and size options maybe be required to ensure bar codes are scannable depending on the rendering medium / equipment and scanner.
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#### Advanced usage
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For full details please refer to the examples and direct links to the open source documentation above on each type of bar code specifically and advanced options usage.
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### ayCaps
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