Building Address Book app
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A long time ago (!) I had the idea of a more intelligent contacts app - http://localhost/index.php/s/XyLj4MRpcL34cdD
- where the person could choose who had what contact details
- where changing one's own details changed them for everyone, so that your details were always correct, and
- where you could set contact preferences depending on location or time...
But I'm not a coder, so I only got as far as the Presentation!
If anyone would like to code it though, be my guest!
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@3arn0wl you've posted a link to
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That's because I'm an idiot, @advocatux!
(I thought I could share a file from Nexcloud as I could with Dropbox) -
@3arn0wl you can share links with NextCloud if your server is publicly accessible and your user has the rights to do it
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That's very bad news then, @advocatux, because it means that I still haven't got my port-forwarding sorted out properly. Meh!
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@gb said in Building Address Book app:
I am trying clickable instead. I created a new project with clickable init.
No no. No need for
clickable init. There is already a https://github.com/ubports/address-book-app/blob/master/clickable.json added by @NeoTheThird . All you should need to do is:Connect with usb cable
git clone
clickableThis should build it, install it on your phone and run it. If your phone is on xenial, do
clickable --sdk 16.04instead.If it's not clear, or you're not familiar with clickable yet, be sure to
- scan https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/appdev/index.html
- read http://clickable.bhdouglass.com/en/latest/
- consider building your own hello world app with clickable init and play around a bit
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I think I finally managed to sort out the port forwarding, @advocatux - woot woot.
So here was the idea I had (please let it work!) https://3arn0wl.hopto.org/index.php/s/xnNJPoDp25gqQ2N
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@3arn0wl yep, it works \o/
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Thanks for confirming that, @advocatux. -
@3arn0wl btw if you don't have it already, it's good to have 2FA https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/14/user_manual/user_2fa.html
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