Looks slimilar to: https://github.com/andreasbehnke/lms-material-app - this, AFAIR, does allow specifying the server details in its config. It also wires the volume up/down buttons to Materials volume functions.
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Thread: Slightly OT: Android client
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2019-10-22, 06:49 #21
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2019-10-22, 06:57 #22jvromans@squirrel.nlGuest
Slightly OT: Android client
On Tue, 22 Oct 2019 13:49:18 +0000, cpd73
<cpd73.98bm5b (AT) no-mx (DOT) forums.slimdevices.com> wrote:
> Looks slimilar to: https://github.com/andreasbehnke/lms-material-app -
> this, AFAIR, does allow specifying the server details in its config. It
> also wires the volume up/down buttons to Materials volume functions.
It says that it is obsolete, but I'll see if I can learn some tricks
from it. Thanks for the pointer!
-- Johan
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2019-10-22, 07:59 #23
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If you feel like developing... what would be great (and I've been thinking of looking into for a while) is a generic web-app applicaiton that can install shortcuts to the homescreen. i.e. Launch main app, and it has a list of saved URLs, and allows you to add new ones. For each of these URLs it should add a shortcut to the homescreen (like browsers do) allowing the spcified URL to be launched in a new fullscreen window. That way it would work wth Material, and any other sites.
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2019-10-22, 08:51 #24jvromans@squirrel.nlGuest
Slightly OT: Android client
On Tue, 22 Oct 2019 14:59:02 +0000, cpd73
<cpd73.98bpdz (AT) no-mx (DOT) forums.slimdevices.com> wrote:
> If you feel like developing... what would be great (and I've been
> thinking of looking into for a while) is a generic web-app applicaiton
> that can install shortcuts to the homescreen. i.e. Launch main app, and
> it has a list of saved URLs, and allows you to add new ones. For each of
> these URLs it should add a shortcut to the homescreen (like browsers do)
> allowing the spcified URL to be launched in a new fullscreen window.
If you take a good look at the lms-app, you can see it is precisely that.
Just change the url in config.xml...
For my wife, who is severely handicapped after a stroke, I made this
generic webview app and use (distinct copies of) it with different
URLs. So she has a simple 'button' (app) on her home screen that launches
one specific site, and always starts at the beginning (no history), full
screen, etc. Another buttton (app) launches a different site, and so on.