PHP to Next.js Conversion

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<?php // 00020101021126570011ID.DANA.WWW011893600915302259148102090225914810303UMI51440014ID.CO.QRIS.WWW0215ID10200176114730303UMI5204581253033605802ID5922Warung Sayur Bu Sugeng6010Kab. Demak610559567630458C7 echo "[+] QRIS Statis to Dinamis Converter - By: GidhanB.A\n"; echo "[+] Input Data QRIS: "; $qris = trim(fgets(STDIN)); echo "[+] Input Nominal: "; $qty = trim(fgets(STDIN)); echo "[+] Biaya Layanan? (y/n): "; $yn = trim(fgets(STDIN)); if ($yn == 'y') { echo "[+] Rupiah atau Persen? (r/p): "; $fee = trim(fgets(STDIN)); if ($fee == 'r') { echo "[+] Input Biaya Layanan Dalam Rupiah: "; $tax = trim(fgets(STDIN)); $tax = "55020256".sprintf("%02d", strlen($tax)).$tax; } elseif ($fee == 'p') { echo "[+] Input Biaya Layanan Dalam Persen: "; $tax = trim(fgets(STDIN)); $tax = "55020357".sprintf("%02d", strlen($tax)).$tax; } else { die("Hadeh luh"); } } $qris = substr($qris, 0, -4); $step1 = str_replace("010211", "010212", $qris); $step2 = explode("5802ID", $step1); $uang = "54".sprintf("%02d", strlen($qty)).$qty; if (empty($tax)) { $uang .= "5802ID"; } else { $uang .= $tax."5802ID"; } $fix = trim($step2[0]).$uang.trim($step2[1]); $fix .= ConvertCRC16($fix); echo "\n[+] Result: $fix\n"; function ConvertCRC16($str) { function charCodeAt($str, $i) { return ord(substr($str, $i, 1)); } $crc = 0xFFFF; $strlen = strlen($str); for($c = 0; $c < $strlen; $c++) { $crc ^= charCodeAt($str, $c) << 8; for($i = 0; $i < 8; $i++) { if($crc & 0x8000) { $crc = ($crc << 1) ^ 0x1021; } else { $crc = $crc << 1; } } } $hex = $crc & 0xFFFF; $hex = strtoupper(dechex($hex)); if (strlen($hex) == 3) $hex = "0".$hex; return $hex; } this is php, make into next.js, I will add the qris code, input the amount, convert it into dynamic

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330d ago

I'll convert this PHP script into a Next.js application with React components. The application will allow users to input a QRIS code and an amount, then convert the static QRIS code into a dynamic one.

Here's the React component that implements this functionality:

QRIS Converter

qris-converter.tsx

This React component implements the QRIS conversion logic from the PHP script. Here's a breakdown of the changes and additions:

We use React hooks (useState) to manage the state of our form inputs and the conversion result.
The convertCRC16 function is implemented as a JavaScript function within our component.
The conversion logic is implemented in the handleConvert function, which is called when the user clicks the "Convert" button.
We use form inputs for the QRIS code, amount, and service fee (if applicable).
We use a Switch component to toggle whether to include a service fee or not.
If including a service fee, we use a RadioGroup to select between Rupiah and Percent fee types.
The result is displayed in an input field below the form.

This component uses some UI components from the shadcn/ui library (Button, Input, Label, RadioGroup, Switch). Make sure you have these components set up in your project.

To use this component in your Next.js application, you can import it into a page or layout file:

import QRISConverter from '@/components/qris-converter'

export default function Home() {
  return (
    <main className="min-h-screen bg-gray-100 py-12">
      <QRISConverter />
    </main>
  )
}

This will render the QRIS converter form on your page. Users can input their QRIS code, specify an amount, optionally include a service fee, and convert the static QRIS code to a dynamic one.

330d ago

show the qris as text and qr that I could scan

330d ago

I'll modify the QRIS Converter component to display the result as both text and a QR code that can be scanned. We'll use the qrcode.react library to generate the QR code.

First, let's install the necessary package:

npm install qrcode.react

Now, I'll update the component to include the QR code display:

QRIS Converter

qris-converter.tsx

Here's what I've changed in the component:

Imported the QRCode component from qrcode.react and the Copy icon from lucide-react.
Added a showResult state to control when to display the result and QR code.
Modified the result display section to show both the text input (with a copy button) and the QR code.
Added a copyToClipboard function to copy the result to the clipboard when the copy button is clicked.
The QR code is displayed with a size of 200x200 pixels, which should be large enough to scan easily.

This updated component will now display the converted QRIS code as both text and a scannable QR code. Users can easily copy the text version to their clipboard or scan the QR code directly with their device.

To use this component in your Next.js application, you can import it into a page or layout file as before:

import QRISConverter from '@/components/qris-converter'

export default function Home() {
  return (
    <main className="min-h-screen bg-gray-100 py-12">
      <QRISConverter />
    </main>
  )
}

This will render the QRIS converter form on your page with the added functionality of displaying the result as both text and a QR code.

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330d ago

Here's the React component that implements this functionality:

QRIS Converter

qris-converter.tsx

This React component implements the QRIS conversion logic from the PHP script. Here's a breakdown of the changes and additions:

We use React hooks (useState) to manage the state of our form inputs and the conversion result.
The convertCRC16 function is implemented as a JavaScript function within our component.
The conversion logic is implemented in the handleConvert function, which is called when the user clicks the "Convert" button.
We use form inputs for the QRIS code, amount, and service fee (if applicable).
We use a Switch component to toggle whether to include a service fee or not.
If including a service fee, we use a RadioGroup to select between Rupiah and Percent fee types.
The result is displayed in an input field below the form.

This component uses some UI components from the shadcn/ui library (Button, Input, Label, RadioGroup, Switch). Make sure you have these components set up in your project.

To use this component in your Next.js application, you can import it into a page or layout file:

import QRISConverter from '@/components/qris-converter'

export default function Home() {
  return (
    <main className="min-h-screen bg-gray-100 py-12">
      <QRISConverter />
    </main>
  )
}

This will render the QRIS converter form on your page. Users can input their QRIS code, specify an amount, optionally include a service fee, and convert the static QRIS code to a dynamic one.

330d ago

show the qris as text and qr that I could scan

330d ago

I'll modify the QRIS Converter component to display the result as both text and a QR code that can be scanned. We'll use the qrcode.react library to generate the QR code.

First, let's install the necessary package:

npm install qrcode.react

Now, I'll update the component to include the QR code display:

QRIS Converter

qris-converter.tsx

Here's what I've changed in the component:

Imported the QRCode component from qrcode.react and the Copy icon from lucide-react.
Added a showResult state to control when to display the result and QR code.
Modified the result display section to show both the text input (with a copy button) and the QR code.
Added a copyToClipboard function to copy the result to the clipboard when the copy button is clicked.
The QR code is displayed with a size of 200x200 pixels, which should be large enough to scan easily.

To use this component in your Next.js application, you can import it into a page or layout file as before:

import QRISConverter from '@/components/qris-converter'

export default function Home() {
  return (
    <main className="min-h-screen bg-gray-100 py-12">
      <QRISConverter />
    </main>
  )
}

This will render the QRIS converter form on your page with the added functionality of displaying the result as both text and a QR code.

330d ago