MSI Barcode 
MSI (Modified Plessey) is a specialized barcode format developed by the MSI Data Corporation. It's primarily used for inventory control, warehouse management, and retail shelf marking. The format supports numeric digits (0-9) and includes various checksum options for error detection.
Basic Usage 
import { barcode } from '@stacksjs/qrx'
barcode('#barcode', '123456789', {
  format: 'MSI'
})
Available Variants 
qrx supports multiple MSI variants with different checksum calculations:
// Basic MSI (no checksum)
barcode('#barcode', '1234', { format: 'MSI' }) // Result: 1234
// With Mod 10 checksum
barcode('#barcode', '1234', { format: 'MSI10' }) // Result: 12344
// With Mod 11 checksum
barcode('#barcode', '1234', { format: 'MSI11' }) // Result: 12343
// With double Mod 10 checksum
barcode('#barcode', '1234', { format: 'MSI1010' }) // Result: 123448
// With Mod 11 & Mod 10 checksum
barcode('#barcode', '1234', { format: 'MSI1110' }) // Result: 123430[!NOTE] Image needed: Visual comparison of different MSI variants
Customization Options 
import { barcode } from '@stacksjs/qrx'
barcode('#barcode', '123456789', {
  format: 'MSI',
  width: 2,
  height: 100,
  displayValue: true,
  fontSize: 20,
  font: 'monospace',
  textAlign: 'center',
  textPosition: 'bottom',
  textMargin: 2,
  background: '#ffffff',
  lineColor: '#000000'
})Common Applications 
Retail
- Shelf marking
 - Price labels
 - Inventory tags
 
Warehouse
- Location marking
 - Bin labels
 - Storage containers
 
Inventory Control
- Asset tracking
 - Stock management
 - Item identification
 
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Error Handling 
import { barcode } from '@stacksjs/qrx'
barcode('#barcode', '123456789', {
  format: 'MSI',
  valid: (valid) => {
    if (!valid) {
      console.error('Invalid MSI barcode input')
      // Handle invalid input
    }
  }
})Technical Specifications 
Character Set
- Numeric only (0-9)
 - Variable length
 - Optional checksums
 
Structure
- Start character
 - Data digits
 - Optional check digit(s)
 - Stop character
 
Variants Available
Best Practices 
Checksum Selection
- Use MSI10 for basic error detection
 - Use MSI1010 for enhanced reliability
 - Use MSI1110 for maximum security
 
Implementation Guidelines
- Validate numeric input
 - Consider scanner compatibility
 - Test checksum verification
 
Print Quality
- Maintain quiet zones
 - Ensure adequate contrast
 - Verify scanner readability
 
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Migration Guide 
If transitioning from MSI to modern formats:
// Current MSI implementation
barcode('#barcode', '123456789', { format: 'MSI' })
// Modern alternative (CODE128)
barcode('#barcode', '123456789', { format: 'CODE128' })For detailed information about specific MSI variants, see: