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FileBrowser Quantum is webapp compatible, so you can just "add to home screen" from your browser's menu and it will create an app icon on your home screen. Perhaps this needs to be documented better, but there isn't anything needed other than clicking the "install to device" |
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Hi! I've been really enjoying the project! And... I was thinking on how make filebrowser more accessible, because I don't like much to open my browser, wait to load, and go the page, I wanted something more easy to access with just a single tap, just like any other native app of my phone.
So I've got an idea, and was made a wrapper for the Web UI using the default webview of your android device. (which is basically a browser).
What this app do is load the URL that you configure on the first startup of the app, you'll need to enter your filebrowser web URL, which could be
https://my-filebrowser-domain.com,http://my-server-IP, etc.After that the app will save that URL on its storage and load it every time that you open the app.
Also haves some custom things like toast notifications when downloading/uploading a file, custom screen if the app have problems for load the URL.
This is my first time doing an android app, so maybe are things to improve and also needs a bit more of test.
About the source code. I'm not sure how to publish it... I need guidance on this. I should use the same licence? I need to change the name of the app? Let me know if I need to do something, I want to upload and made the source code available for everyone to review.
Here some screenshots of the app:
The APK (you need to extract the zip first):
Filebrowser-wrapper.zip
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