AvraAPI::utilities() for the four released Utility operations. Image and
binary-PDF modes return BinaryResponse; Base64 modes return ApiResponse.
Choose the response type before you write application handling code.
The Laravel package discovers the AvraAPI Facade alias automatically. Import
Avraapi\Laravel\Facades\AvraAPI when you prefer an explicit dependency for
IDE and static-analysis support.
Generated output can contain customer or business data. Keep Utility calls
and generated media in your backend. Use
AvraAPI::utilities()->withPrivacyMode() immediately before an operation
when the request needs the shared AvraAPI privacy guarantee. It sends
X-Privacy-Mode: 1 only for the next request and then clears automatically.
Existing privacyMode: true method arguments remain supported.Generate a QR code
generateQr() accepts text, a URL, or a vCard value. Its complete signature is:
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Optional
format, size, colour, logo, and privacy settings are available in
the full signature below.
png (the default) or svg for BinaryResponse; use base64 for an
ApiResponse containing a PNG data URI.
Return a styled PNG QR code from Laravel
PNG or SVG response
Forpng, the success body is the PNG bytes with Content-Type: image/png.
For svg, it is SVG media with Content-Type: image/svg+xml. The SDK exposes
the exact body in $response->body, MIME type in $response->contentType,
byte count in $response->size, and the optional request trace in
$response->requestId.
Read a Base64 QR response
Base64 response
logoUrl must be a public HTTP or HTTPS image that AvraAPI can fetch. It is
applied to PNG and Base64 output; SVG does not include the logo. See
Generate a QR code for validation and
media-response details.
Generate a barcode
generateBarcode() always returns BinaryResponse; barcode generation has no
Base64 SDK response mode.
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Optional barcode type, media format, dimensions, and privacy settings are
available in the full signature below.
type, format, height, widthFactor, and
privacyMode options shown above. C128 and png are the defaults.
Return a barcode image from Laravel
PNG or SVG response
Forpng, the successful response body is barcode media with
Content-Type: image/png; for svg, it is image/svg+xml. Do not try to read
the media body as JSON. Use saveAs(), send $response->body into your own
image response, or use toDataUri() when your backend needs to embed it.
The full barcode type list and type-specific validation rules are in
Generate a barcode.
Generate a PDF from HTML
generatePdf() renders HTML to a PDF. Use binary (the default) for
BinaryResponse, or base64 for JSON with Base64 PDF bytes.
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Optional response type, page, margin, encoding, and privacy settings are
available in the full signature below.
$margins accepts top, right, bottom, and left values in millimetres.
When $isBase64 is true, pass a Base64-encoded HTML value as $html.
Return a binary PDF from Laravel
Binary PDF response
WithresponseType: 'binary', the success body is PDF media with
Content-Type: application/pdf. The BinaryResponse exposes the raw PDF as
body; it is not a JSON object.
Read a Base64 PDF response
Base64 response
Generate a PDF from raw HTML with Base64 transport
generatePdfFromBase64() is a convenience wrapper for complex HTML. Pass raw,
unencoded HTML; the SDK Base64-encodes it and calls generatePdf() with
isBase64: true.
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Optional response type, page, margin, and privacy settings are available in
the full signature below.
Render complex HTML without manual encoding
Response
The response follows the same documented binary or Base64 shapes asgeneratePdf(), selected by responseType. Use the binary PDF handling or
Base64 JSON handling above; do not Base64-encode the HTML yourself before
calling this convenience method.
