ardfar/parse-qris

A Laravel library for parsing QRIS information from QR code images

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README

A Laravel library for parsing QRIS (Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard) information from QR code images and strings.

Features

  • ✅ Parse QRIS information from decoded strings
  • ✅ Parse QRIS information directly from QR code images
  • 📊 Extract comprehensive merchant information
  • 💰 Transaction and payment details parsing
  • 🏷️ Support for all standard QRIS tags
  • 📱 Laravel integration with service provider and facade
  • 🔍 Type-safe data structures

Installation

Install via Composer:

composer require ardfar/parse-qris

For Laravel auto-discovery, the service provider will be automatically registered. For manual registration, add to config/app.php:

'providers' => [
    // ...
    Ardfar\ParseQris\QrisServiceProvider::class,
],

'aliases' => [
    // ...
    'QrisParser' => Ardfar\ParseQris\Facades\QrisParser::class,
],

Usage

Using the Facade

use QrisParser;

$qrisString = "00020101021126680016ID.CO.TELKOM.WWW...";
$qrisData = QrisParser::parseFromString($qrisString);

echo "Merchant: " . $qrisData->merchant_name;
echo "City: " . $qrisData->merchant_city;
echo "Currency: " . $qrisData->transaction_currency;

Using the Parser Class Directly

use Ardfar\ParseQris\QrisParser;

$parser = new QrisParser();
$qrisData = $parser->parseFromString($qrisString);

// Access parsed data
echo "Payload Format: " . $qrisData->payload_format_indicator;
echo "Point of Initiation: " . $qrisData->point_of_initiation_method;
echo "Merchant Name: " . $qrisData->merchant_name;
echo "Merchant City: " . $qrisData->merchant_city;
echo "Currency: " . $qrisData->transaction_currency;
echo "Country Code: " . $qrisData->country_code;
echo "MCC: " . $qrisData->mcc;

// Access merchant information
if ($qrisData->merchant_information_26) {
    echo "Global ID: " . $qrisData->merchant_information_26['global_unique_identifier'];
    echo "Merchant PAN: " . $qrisData->merchant_information_26['merchant_pan'];
    echo "Merchant ID: " . $qrisData->merchant_information_26['merchant_id'];
    echo "Criteria: " . $qrisData->merchant_information_26['merchant_criteria'];
}

// Access additional data
if ($qrisData->additional_data) {
    echo "Reference Label: " . $qrisData->additional_data['reference_label'];
    echo "Terminal Label: " . $qrisData->additional_data['terminal_label'];
}

Converting to Array or JSON

$qrisData = QrisParser::parseFromString($qrisString);

// Convert to array
$array = $qrisData->toArray();

// Convert to JSON
$json = $qrisData->toJson();

Parsing from Images

try {
    $qrisData = QrisParser::parseFromImage('/path/to/qr-code-image.jpg');
    
    echo "Merchant: " . $qrisData->merchant_name . "\n";
    echo "City: " . $qrisData->merchant_city . "\n";
    
} catch (QrisParseException $e) {
    echo "Error: " . $e->getMessage();
}

Example Output

Given this QRIS string:

00020101021126680016ID.CO.TELKOM.WWW011893600898026635207502150001952663520750303UMI51440014ID.CO.QRIS.WWW0215ID10211254059720303UMI5204549953033605502015802ID5906BIOLBE6011KAB. MALANG610565168622005091147938120703A03630404CB

The parser will return:

{
    "payload_format_indicator": "01",
    "point_of_initiation_method": "STATIC",
    "merchant_information_26": {
        "global_unique_identifier": "ID.CO.TELKOM.WWW",
        "merchant_pan": "936008980266352075",
        "merchant_id": "000195266352075",
        "merchant_criteria": "UMI"
    },
    "merchant_information_51": {
        "global_unique_identifier": "ID.CO.QRIS.WWW",
        "merchant_id": "ID1021125405972",
        "merchant_criteria": "UMI"
    },
    "mcc": "5499",
    "transaction_currency": "RUPIAH",
    "tip_indicator": "INPUT_TIP",
    "country_code": "ID",
    "merchant_name": "BIOLBE",
    "merchant_city": "KAB. MALANG",
    "merchant_postal_code": "65168",
    "additional_data": {
        "reference_label": "114793812",
        "terminal_label": "A03"
    },
    "crc": "04CB"
}

QRIS Information Glossary

The library extracts the following information from QRIS codes:

  • Merchant Name & Location: Business name, city, and postal code
  • National Merchant ID (NMID): Official merchant registration number
  • Merchant PAN: Acquirer identification number
  • Merchant ID: Internal merchant identifier within PJSP system
  • MCC (Merchant Category Code): Business type classification
  • Transaction Details: Currency, amount, tip information
  • Additional Data: Reference labels, terminal information, etc.

Error Handling

The library throws QrisParseException for various error conditions:

  • Invalid or empty QRIS data
  • Image file not found
  • Invalid image format
  • QR code not found in image
  • QR code reading errors

Requirements

  • PHP 8.0 or higher
  • Laravel 8.0 or higher
  • GD extension (for image processing)

Image QR Code Reading

The library now includes built-in QR code reading functionality using the khanamiryan/qrcode-detector-decoder library. The parseFromImage() method can automatically detect and decode QR codes from image files in the following formats:

  • JPEG (.jpg, .jpeg)
  • PNG (.png)
  • GIF (.gif)
  • BMP (.bmp)

Usage Example

use Ardfar\ParseQris\QrisParser;
use Ardfar\ParseQris\Exceptions\QrisParseException;

try {
    $parser = new QrisParser();
    $qrisData = $parser->parseFromImage('/path/to/qr-image.jpg');
    
    echo "Merchant: " . $qrisData->merchant_name . "\n";
    echo "Amount: " . $qrisData->transaction_amount . "\n";
    
} catch (QrisParseException $e) {
    echo "Error reading QR code: " . $e->getMessage() . "\n";
}

Testing

The library includes comprehensive tests. Run them with:

vendor/bin/phpunit

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

Credits

  • Inspired by terryds/qris-decoder
  • Built for the Laravel ecosystem
  • Follows Indonesian QRIS standards