Steve_M
TVWBB Guru
Since the Pit Meter app for iOS is long gone, I've got a 2020 personal goal of learning Swift and SwiftUI and want to create a new HM app with the same clean look.
One of the things I'm trying to figure out, is how to easily let a user to copy/paste the HM API key into the app. Perhaps adding a "view qrcode" button beside the API key using something like qrcode.js to present the API key as a QR code. This would require having a 2nd device to first display the QR code and then use the app to scan the QR code to import it. I don't think this would be huge barrier to entry since most people have multiple devices.
The QR code value could be "apikey:<api-key-string>"
Thoughts?
One of the things I'm trying to figure out, is how to easily let a user to copy/paste the HM API key into the app. Perhaps adding a "view qrcode" button beside the API key using something like qrcode.js to present the API key as a QR code. This would require having a 2nd device to first display the QR code and then use the app to scan the QR code to import it. I don't think this would be huge barrier to entry since most people have multiple devices.
The QR code value could be "apikey:<api-key-string>"

Thoughts?