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Add gs1=True flag to AztecCode, AztecCode.from_preset, find_optimal_sequence,
and find_suitable_matrix_size. When enabled, prepends FLG(0) (ISO 24778 §7)
as the first encoded character so industrial scanners (Zebra, Honeywell,
DataLogic) prefix decoded output with ]z3 for GS1 AI routing in WMS/ERP.
- 4 new tests in test_gs1.py verifying FLG(0) is first in sequence
- CONFORMANCE.md: evidence report with scanner compatibility matrix
- README: GS1 2027 compliance section and API reference update
- CHANGELOG: v1.2.0 entry
- pyproject.toml: gs1-2027/gs1-compliant/gs1-aztec keywords
Co-Authored-By: Riafy agent <benny@riafy.me>
**The only pure-Python Aztec barcode library with batch encoding, a CLI, SVG/PDF/PNG output, Rune mode, and GS1 helpers — all zero mandatory dependencies.**
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**The only pure-Python Aztec barcode library with GS1 2027-compliant encoding, batch processing, a CLI, SVG/PDF/PNG output, and Rune mode — zero mandatory dependencies.**
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```bash
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pip install aztec-py
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| No CLI for automation |`aztec "payload" --format svg > code.svg`|
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| No batch encoding |`encode_batch([...], workers=4)`|
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| No GS1 / supply-chain helpers |`build_gs1_payload([GS1Element(...)])`|
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| No GS1 FLG(0) Reader Initialisation (ISO 24778 §7) |`AztecCode(payload, gs1=True)` — industrial scanners route to GS1 AI parsing |
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| No Aztec Rune (0–255) |`AztecRune(42).save("rune.png")`|
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| No type hints / mypy support | Full `mypy --strict` coverage |
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### Shipping and logistics — GS1 parcel labels
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### Shipping and logistics — GS1 2027-compliant parcel labels
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Warehouses and 3PLs print GS1-compliant Aztec codes on parcel labels at conveyor speed. The GS1 helper constructs the correct group-separator-delimited payload — no hand-crafting hex strings.
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GS1 mandates 2D barcode adoption on all retail consumer products globally by 2027
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(GS1 General Specifications §5.5.3). For Aztec Code, a compliant symbol must begin
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with the **FLG(0) Reader Initialisation** character (ISO 24778 §7). This signals
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industrial scanners (Zebra, Honeywell, DataLogic) to prefix decoded output with `]z3`
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and route GS1 Application Identifiers to WMS/ERP systems. Without `gs1=True`, scanners
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treat the barcode as plain text and backends cannot identify the GS1 AIs.
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aztec-py is the only pure-Python Aztec library that emits FLG(0). See [CONFORMANCE.md](CONFORMANCE.md).
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```python
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from aztec_py import AztecCode, GS1Element, build_gs1_payload
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