Getting started/Usage?

[Core2DuoKing]

Hi,

Looking at the demo, this implementation of streaming QR code data transmission seems to be one of the best available (web app based, cross platform using a modern browser, etc.). However at this time I can't figure out how to actually use the files provided. So I have a few questions:

Can you view the web app by directly opening a file in a web browser, or is a web server that has the capability of using .vue files required?
If a vue web server is required, what is your recommendation on getting that started? Just follow the Vuejs.org instructions or is there a docker container you recommend for local usage?

I want to try and use this offline, so if it needs a web server with vue support, I'd probably spin up an ubuntu server and try to get everything running on that. Thank you!

[iuvi7]

I have version of QRs that fully works online on both: PC\Phone without a need in starting server (but it possible)

Yet, i don't get how to contribute it to release due when i try to upload it to "public" folder i get next:

Uploads are disabled.
File uploads require push access to this repository.

:(

[LittleSound]

File uploads require push access to this repository._

Fork -> Push -> Create a PR.

You can ask AI or use a search engine to learn how to contribute to a project on GitHub. It might be a bit challenging for first-time users, but there are plenty of resources available to help you learn.

[iuvi7]

File uploads require push access to this repository._

Fork -> Push -> Create a PR.

You can ask AI or use a search engine to learn how to contribute to a project on GitHub. It might be a bit challenging for first-time users, but there are plenty of resources available to help you learn.

Done, hope commits will be allowed :)

[Core2DuoKing]

I have version of QRs that fully works online on both: PC\Phone without a need in starting server (but it possible)

Yet, i don't get how to contribute it to release due when i try to upload it to "public" folder i get next:

Uploads are disabled. File uploads require push access to this repository.

:(

Hi,

So I checked out your fork and it looks like it's missing a lot of things. I see that the index.html file was created with SingleFile, but a lot of the javascript wasn't captured so it's not able to generate any QR codes or play them back to send files. Also it's not able to receive files either (clicking the receive button at the top of the page just takes you to the normal https://qrss.netlify.app/scan URL online).

[iuvi7]

I have version of QRs that fully works online on both: PC\Phone without a need in starting server (but it possible)
Yet, i don't get how to contribute it to release due when i try to upload it to "public" folder i get next:
Uploads are disabled. File uploads require push access to this repository.
:(

Hi,

So I checked out your fork and it looks like it's missing a lot of things. I see that the index.html file was created with SingleFile, but a lot of the javascript wasn't captured so it's not able to generate any QR codes or play them back to send files. Also it's not able to receive files either (clicking the receive button at the top of the page just takes you to the normal https://qrss.netlify.app/scan URL online).

Wierd. Today i download it to my friend's notebook, and it works fine for us. What browser did you use? Did you enabled offline mode?

[Core2DuoKing]

Wierd. Today i download it to my friend's notebook, and it works fine for us. What browser did you use? Did you enabled offline mode?

I tried both Firefox and Chrome, turned off my NIC and cleared my cache and cookies in the browser to test, and had the same lack of functionality on both (slider on the page doesn't work, no QR's are generated, etc). SingleFile isn't capturing all the javascript functions and saving them. Through some research I found some other types of software that do similar things to SingleFile like Browserify that can bundle up separate modules or dependencies and have them in a single page/package, but doing something like that is way out of my league.

[iuvi7]

Alright, sounds strange. I will try to do screen record on one more notebook and upload video here

For now, try install using pnpm and run locally (described in my fork Readme)

[Core2DuoKing]

Alright, sounds strange. I will try to do screen record on one more notebook and upload video here

For now, try install using pnpm and run locally (described in my fork Readme)

I followed your pnpm instructions and that got it working locally, thank you! This was the type of getting started instruction I was looking for. There was some hiccups that I needed to get around, such as adjusting browser settings to allow camera use on insecure websites (in Google Chrome it's found at: chrome://flags/#unsafely-treat-insecure-origin-as-secure ). So definitely being able to host this on an SSL enabled server would be best. Besides that, everything worked.

[iuvi7]

I needed to get around, such as adjusting browser settings to allow camera use on insecure websites (in Google Chrome it's found at: chrome://flags/#unsafely-treat-insecure-origin-as-secure ).

Probably this is why index.html was not works for you. Pop-up's to allow camera request are enabled in browsers by default. Specific changes can broke "normal" work of singlepage file too

[dongzhang1937]

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I used the first method you mentioned (the raw indx.html),but it did not work.the browser is offline mode.don’t know where there is a problem.

[iuvi7]

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I used the first method you mentioned (the raw indx.html),but it did not work.the browser is offline mode.don’t know where there is a problem.

Did you readed\tryed described ? "NOTE: If you want to Send file, before choosing it, firstly push "Receive" and then once again on "Send", and you are ready to go"