How to create a plant identification app for ubuntu touch?
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@dobey It is exactly that at the moment. The matter at hand is wether it can last
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@dobey said in How to create a plant identification app for ubuntu touch?:
@s710 You should probably just make it such that the user would have to acquire their own API key, and provide a UI for entering it in your app. Otherwise, do you plan to pay the fees for going over the number of requests, or even paying €1000/yr?
The contract PDF you linked to is very much oriented toward scientific organizations building applications for research, and doesn't seem to be oriented toward people who want to occasionally query Pl@ntNet for what plant they find while out on a walk.
The app works like this. The user needs to provide the key.
I was under the assumption that they know we make an app since they do not provide one for UT, and they are okay with it. So they should be aware of the fact that there are only to ways it can work: 1) per user developer key 2) dedicated shipped key with special limits. -
If one day there can also be a small app for identifying music tracks, that would be great !
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@domubpkm said in How to create a plant identification app for ubuntu touch?:
If one day there can also be a small app for identifying music tracks, that would be great !
Well, as it seems, Shazam actually provides 3rd party app APIs, so this could be a thing
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@domubpkm there is one, and it works fantastically: Music Recognition
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@s710 Got some news from the team at PlantNET (which as it seems just came out of attending a conference about open source software ^^):
" Hi Georges,
Great work! I've forwarded the repo to the team!
Let us know if you need anything from us.
Best"
So, maybe @Lakotaubp you want to take it from there ? I guess we could also wait for their feedback.
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@emphrath I didn't know, thanks. But it is an old app... I don't know if it works on Volla. I must test. Is your last comment for this app in OpenStore is always valid ?
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@domubpkm I couldn't tell since I don't have the Oneplus anymore. What I do know is it worked on devel because it was the only branch at the time that implemented changes in qtwebengine related to microphone support. Now these made it to stable so it should work on any device I believe. The Pixel 3a I have now is an arm64 device working on top of halium so I don't know the relevance of running it compared to the Volla... Nonetheless I'll reinstall it and let you know.
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@domubpkm Works like a charm.
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@emphrath I tend to think at present lets see if they come back with anything as your line of contact is obviously working well. If we hit problems with usage or they get back to you with an issue you can't sort from an app point of view let me know. Probably best by PM so as not to clog this thread with stuff and thanks again to all involved great work.
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@lakotaubp you are right.
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If you do need to go to a single key - it might be good to use compiled qt in the build that goes to the store, so the program is within a binary and the plain qml not stored anywhere. Let me know if you need to do that and I can help.
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@mateo_salta you can defintiely help if you wish to help.
