audreylim
commented
2 months ago Hi John, thanks for your suggestions.
- We cannot display HTML on the screen, but we do have our kgfx library for quick and easy UI rendering. This library provides basic endpoints such as drawing text, numbers, and chart, with the ability to set size and colors, and should be sufficient for most use cases.
- We are working on the ability to upload a picture or GIF so do lookout for these updates on our Instagram, Kickstarter page, or our mobile app.
- This would mean turning the kublet from a server to a client, so yes, we also have this planned.
- That's a good suggestion. We will add params for colors and sizes and maybe JSON POST.
The endpoint on the server app is dynamic, so it is better to let kublet display the endpoint.
We aim to provide more examples in our community repo and may include the server example in future.
The examples in this repo are meant for beginners (in C++) to get started writing an app quickly. So even without C++ experience we encourage our users to start with the basic examples here and refer to our documentation. We will publish more examples.
Thanks for your feedback and we looking forward to seeing your app!
johndodev
Hello,
I'm a web developer, not a C++ developer, so I can't create apps.
However, I have seen and tried the server app that exposes an HTTP endpoint. The idea is nice, it works, and it is usable, it’s a good start.
I have some improvements suggestions for the C++ developers here, such as:
It would also be great to have minimal documentation available again on the phone app: just display the endpoint again when we click on "Server" in the app list if the server is already the installed app.
I don't see the server app in this repository, will it be included someday?
Thanks