BrewPi Mobile App

nickhough · 2018-01-02 16:11:56 UTC

I think you missed the dot on step 3 of the installation.

Lateknightucd · 2018-01-02 16:16:02 UTC

Right you are! Thanks!

rinasek · 2018-01-31 22:04:11 UTC

Does this work with legacy branch?

nickhough · 2018-01-31 22:18:12 UTC

I couldn’t tell you, I haven’t done anything with the legacy branch.

jhenry · 2018-03-21 04:22:46 UTC

I’m running Legacy and could test it out when you have an Android version.

bvehorn · 2018-03-27 12:58:50 UTC

Just purchased the app before reading all the way to the end of the topic. I’m running the legacy software with sbowler’s Tilt integration so I guess I’ll be testing it out!

bvehorn · 2018-03-27 22:13:16 UTC

Just installed the API on my (legacy) brewpi and it looks like it’s working as advertised. Thanks to @nickhough for a cool app and easy installation!

klaakso · 2018-05-29 10:13:17 UTC

Cool stuff going on here! @Elco How are things with the new front end? Are you still going with Quasar? I haven’t got any experience with that but I’ve tried out bunch of other “single codebase / cross platform” frameworks. Seems like a sensible way to go to me.

cschmaltz · 2018-06-10 18:18:16 UTC

@nickhough So to clarify the App, works on iOS and will continue to support the new BrewPi api that @Elco is working on, that should be close to done in 2-3 months from what I last heard? Assuming that is true, will that app be able to remotely access the Brewpi when not on a local network if I wanted to check status on my fermenters when not at home? Will it have the same functions/capabilities as the brewpi interface for configuring or is it intended for just monitoring/logging etc? TIA

nickhough · 2018-06-10 18:38:09 UTC

No, that’s not correct. The app I’ve built has no integration with the official BrewPi API - as there wasn’t one when I built this app.

As far as functionality, as of right now it’s read only. When the API is released, I’ll review and go from there.