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bernaferrari / ChangeDetection

Automatically track websites changes on Android in background.
Apache License 2.0
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Is the app still maintained? #38

Open RichyHBM opened 4 years ago

RichyHBM commented 4 years ago

Hi, I have seen various comments from a year ago talking about testing v2.3, but having just downloaded and built it it seems to crash as soon as you try to open the sync settings

bernaferrari commented 4 years ago

Uh oh, that's not supposed to happen...

So,that's a hard question. Short answer, yes. Long answer, no. I started rewriting the UI and everything, but then Google announced Jetpack Compose and I got in the middle of it. If I finish the rewriting now, I'll need to rewrite it again in a few months when compose gets stable. So I stopped developing and I'm currently waiting.

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RichyHBM commented 4 years ago

Ok thats good to hear, I wanted to look at wether we could use JSoup to do #27 but maybe I should wait either till compose is out or 2.3 is out?

The error I was getting was due to kindPick being null

bernaferrari commented 4 years ago

So... that's more related to back-end than front, so it is unlike to change when Compose arrives. Regarding JSoup, feel free to take a look.

RichyHBM commented 4 years ago

This is a proof of concept, I dont want to call it the implementation as I dont know if I have covered all possible avenues but hopefuly gives a good view on how to do it. https://github.com/RichyHBM/ChangeDetection/commit/50dec8a04175bc7c4d6125bc340891f7e2e863ef

bernaferrari commented 4 years ago

That looks really good. Do you have any sample on how it should work?

RichyHBM commented 4 years ago

EAsiest way would be to use something like https://time.is/ and put time#clock as the selector. Or I guess div#dd for an element that changes less often