generate-qr
Generate Nano QR Code
Generates a terminal-friendly ASCII QR code for a Nano address, optionally including an amount.
CLI Usage
Basic QR (address only)
npx -y xno-skills qr nano_1abc123...
QR with amount (in XNO, decimal)
npx -y xno-skills qr nano_1abc123... --amount 1.5
JSON output (for scripts)
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