QR Code Website Generator This Apify Actor runs as a web service (Standby Mode) to generate QR codes on-demand. It accepts a list of URLs/texts and returns a fully rendered HTML page displaying the generated QR codes with their associated names. ## Features - Real-time Generation: Generates QR codes instantly via HTTP requests. - HTML Output: Returns a responsive, styling HTML page directly in the response. - Pay-Per-Event Pricing: You are charged strictly for the number of QR codes generated. - Input Mapping: Associates custom names with each QR code for easy identification. ## Usage This Actor is designed to be used as an API or web service. ### 1. API Usage (POST) Send a POST request to the Actor's Standby URL with a JSON body containing your QR code requests. Endpoint: POST https://<YOUR_ACTOR_RUN_URL> Headers: Content-Type: application/json Request Body: json { "qrCodes": [ { "name": "Apify Homepage", "url": "https://apify.com" }, { "name": "Documentation", "url": "https://docs.apify.com" } ] } Response: The server returns a text/html response containing the generated webpage with your QR codes. ### 2. Browser Usage (GET) If you navigate to the Actor's Standby URL in a web browser: 1. The Actor attempts to read the Default Input configured for the run (in Key-Value stores). 2. If valid input is found, it generates and displays the QR codes. 3. If no input is found, it displays a help page with usage instructions. ## Input Schema The input is a JSON object with a single required array qrCodes. | Field | Type | Description | |---|---|---| | qrCodes | Array | List of objects defining the codes to generate. | | qrCodes[].name | String | A display name/title for the QR code. | | qrCodes[].url | String | The text or URL to encode in the QR code. | ## Pricing This Actor utilizes the Pay-Per-Event (PPE) monetization model. - Price: $0.10 USD per generated QR code. - Example: Requesting 5 QR codes will cost $0.50 + standard platform compute usage. ## Development This project uses TypeScript. bash # Install dependencies npm install # Run locally npm start