full python clickable app prototype
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@developerbayman said in full python clickable app prototype:
.i have never seen a paid app on the open store ???
The OpenStore does not include facilities for paid app. But you could always provide your own. Not saying this is easy, but that is an option. Maybe have a limited version in the OpenStore and sell licenses to unlock the premium features or something similar.
Apps currently are not required to be open source, as long s they are fully confined. Any apps requiring special permissions need to be able to have their source audited.
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@arubislander im thinking librepay? i would implement a unlock or something i think or look into ad revenue ....but it feels like heresy to put google ads in a UT application?? ....any thoughts on non google adds maybe even crypto i know there a few options maybe you heard some rumors?
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@arubislander meh ...i think i would rather do a straight forward ...charge then unlock and no BS kinda go back in the day pay once no irritation its yours
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@arubislander said in full python clickable app prototype:
The OpenStore does not include facilities for paid app.
However there is an option to pop up a donation proposal
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@Keneda said in full python clickable app prototype:
However there is an option to pop up a donation proposal
Sure, but that is optional, whereas payment would be compulsory.
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i might be getting some where?
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so my biggest issue is pip dependency and integration in the system able to retrieve these dependencies for basically all the pip packages i might have to rethink my approach to this
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i need to learn more about clickable service mechanism ......the app launches a services than handles pip management with whatever hooking events to change the /usr/local/lib/python to /home/phablet/.local/share/<fullappname>/ ......whatcha all think?
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a two way direction service?
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@developerbayman said in full python clickable app prototype:
i need to learn more about clickable service mechanism
That's easy. At the moment, there is none.
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@arubislander WHAT!!!??? ....how? ...like so many questions
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ok the notification system? surly works on a service type base ....im sure the lingo is different but yeah
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@developerbayman There are services on UT... there is just no streamlined or officially sanctioned mechanism yet to describe and bundle services as clicks. Different apps implement different solutions to this problem when they require it.
If the service only needs to be available when the main app is running, some apps launch the background service on startup and terminate it on shutdown. If the service needs to be running independently of the main app, then you could see the app deploying and hooking up systemd user service configurations on first run.