Temporary branch, changing the protocol so that the client stores the token explicitly because sockets don't get cookies (it's not like we're being mean to sockets. We'd gladly give them a cookie, but they just don't get it).
This is the Android apk version of the Evenyaru server, implemented in kivy as a service
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One of the 2 phones should serve as a hotspot (internet connection not needed), and also run this apk.
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Both phones should either browse to
http://192.168.43.1:5000or run the Ionic client hardwired to that address instead of the Heroku server.
What I did was create a mock redis.py that uses
json-store
and methods are wrapped in a Lock.acquire(True)
for thread-safety.
Note: You can run DEBUG=1 ./runserver.sh but can't run in apk as
debug (don't know why):
Service crashes (without saying why in the logcat or kivy's log).
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[Short] docs are at http://buildozer.readthedocs.org/ (and http://python-for-android.readthedocs.org may also be handy)
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Kivy you can install from pip or git, but buildozer I've cloned from https://github.com/kivy/buildozer (I'm almost sure it matters).
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To build:
buildozer -v android debug -
To deploy via usb:
buildozer -v android deploy -
To run and logcat:
buildozer -v android run logcat | tee android.log
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Sevrice logs to
/sdcard/.evenyaru-logs/(service/redis.pysays that) -
"redis db" is at
/sdcard/.evenyaru.json
A game for people waiting in traffic lights.
Implemented on mobile phones with a browser connected to distributed servers coordinating via redis and websockets because that's the fastest way to go. Unbelievable.