getRef={ c =>{ c.toDataURL // undefiend } how to shear QrCode as image

[SiddharthAlagesan]

_this.svg.toDataURL is not a function

15 |
16 | saveQRCode = () => {

17 | this.svg.toDataURL(this.callback);
| ^ 18 | }

  saveQRCode = () => {
    this.svg.toDataURL(this.callback);
  };

  callback(dataURL) {
    console.log(dataURL);
    let shareImageBase64 = {
      title: 'Required Data ',
      url: `data:image/png;base64,${dataURL}`,
      subject: 'Share Link', //  for email
    };
    console.log(dataURL)
    Share.open(shareImageBase64).catch(error => console.log(error));
  }
<TouchableOpacity onPress={this.shareQR}>
          <QRCode
            value={this.state.input }
            size={250} 
            color="#000"
            getRef={ c =>{  
                              this.svg= c;
                             console.log(c)   //Svg {props: {…}, context: {…}, refs: {…}, updater: {…}, _remeasureMetricsOnActivation: ƒ, …}
                             console.log(c.toDataURL )  // undefined
                             }}/>
</TouchableOpacity>
 <Button onPress={this.saveQRCode} title="Shear"  />
 />

[schmidi64]

I fixed this problem by using react-native-view-shot.
I use expo-captureRef in the example.

From "captureRef" you will get the path to the screenshot. For example you can share the screenshot with this path.
Apply some padding to the view which is outside the qr-code element - this makes it way better to scan.
The prop "collapsable={false}" is needed to get a valid ref from the view element.
The function "someFunction" is called onClick in my case.

Something like this:

function QrCode() {
  const viewRef = useRef()
  
  const someFunction = async () => {
      const path = await captureRef(viewRef.current, {
        quality: 1,
        format: 'png',
      })
   }
  
  return (
    <View style={styles.xy} collapsable={false} ref={(ref) => viewRef.current = ref}>
              <QRCode
                  color='black'
                  backgroundColor='white'
                  value="Some String"
                  size={Dimensions.get('window').width - 40}
              />
    </View>
  )
}

It is more like a workaround but it works :D

[hunghg255]

You can assign base64 to ref by this one

const refQrCode = useRef();
  
  return <>
    <QrCode 
      getRef={c => {
        if (!c?.toDataURL) return;

        c?.toDataURL(base64Image => {
          refQrCode.current = base64Image;
        })
      }}
    />
  </>;

[narcismihaitech]

You can assign base64 to ref by this one

const refQrCode = useRef();
  
  return <>
    <QrCode 
      getRef={c => {
        if (!c?.toDataURL) return;

        c?.toDataURL(base64Image => {
          refQrCode.current = base64Image;
        })
      }}
    />
  </>;

This worked for me.