Quoted from Pugster:If you have an iPhone just take a screenshot, save to files and then create a shortcut (search “shortcuts” to find the app on your phone to make one). Pop that on your Home Screen and when you click the icon it pops up. Even easier than going to your wallet. Home use we just printed up some laminated cards, they work perfectly.
Thanks for that - this wasn't all that intuitive for people that don't already play with automator or other apple automation stuff. I also got screwed in the name search is case sensitive and most of the google searches in this topic were pretty vague.
Here's a Guide just for pinheads who want to just be told exactly what to do
Adding your Stern QR Code as a shortcut to your iPhone
1. Get your QR code as a photo on your phone with a known name
- Open the Inside Connected Website on your iPhone and view your QR Code
- Create a screenshot with the volume+power button shortcut. I recommend editing the photo, zooming in and cropping it so the QR code is nice and large on your screen before saving the screenshot to your Photos
- Open your Photos app and locate your new QR photo. Click it to open the photo and click the information icon (the 'i' icon) to see the photo's details. Note the image's name. Example: IMG_2886
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2. Open the Apple Shortcut's app.
- Browse or search for the app named 'Shortcuts' on your phone. If you have not used it before, you will have to download it form the app store. It is an app from Apple. Download and open the app
3. Create a new shortcut for your QR code
- Click the + icon at the top of the screen to create a new Shortcut. An empty shortcut is started with tips on what to add
- In the 'Search for apps and actions' search field at the bottom of the screen, type the word 'Find' and click on 'Find Photos' in the search results. This will add a new 'Find Photos' action to your shortcut
- In the new 'Find Photo' action, click the 'Add Filter' link. A default filter value is added which needs to be edited. Click on each word to edit its value. Change first word to 'Name'. Change the second word to 'is'. Change third word to the name of your screenshot photo you made in step 1. THIS NAME IS CASE SENSITIVE!
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- In the 'Search for apps and actions' search field at the bottom of the screen, enter the text 'Quick' and click on 'Quick Look' in the search results. This will add a new 'Quick Look' action to your shortcut
4. Test your shortcut
- Click the play icon at the bottom of the screen to test your shortcut. It will take 3-4 seconds then your QR code should show in a preview. Click 'done' to return to your shortcut. If it doesn't open, double check your Filter definition in the Find Photo action. Your shortcut should look like this, with the name edited to whatever the name is for your photo. This name is case sensitive!
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5. Name and save your shortcut
- Click on the field at the top of the screen to name your shortcut. Example: "Show Stern Insider" - This name can also be used with Siri to call the shortcut.
- Click on the settings icon to the right of the name
- Click 'Add to Home Screen' to add the shortcut to your home screen
- You can customize the icon and name for the shortcut as shown on the screen. Click on the icon to change it to a photo of your choice, and click on the name and customize to something short like "Stern IC"
- Click Add to save the changes
- Your shortcut is shown on your home screen