Shipped this project!
Thanks for this amazing flavortown!
This project is considered finished, I am proud to have built a tool that I use frequently and serves a real purpose.
I never really did any networking with my esp32, so figuring out how to make the API calls was pretty difficult. I also had to solder a pullup resistor to the rotary encoder since it came without one, so this took some time.
I managed to make this project a reality: now you can browse the flavortown shop and see your balance using an esp32!
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This service lets you send data from one device to another by just entering a code or scanning a qr code!
I added 2 way communication so that both devices get the ability to send messages and files.
I also improves efficiency by switching from hex encoding to downloading the files directly from the sever, then decrypting.
Please note that my server is slow (pi 3 with 1mbit upload) so if you want to test bigger files, please start your own server.
I love flavortown!!!!
YEPPPPEEEE
Bugfix,
Added systemd file creator
Also, the weather is nice
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nice weather, where are u from?
Are you planning to add a two-way transfer?
This was some lucky sunshine close to Munich, Germany
2 way transfer would be pretty difficult since the whole system is designed around the sender-receiver system. I will however work on this when I have more time (I’m in my last school year)
Why I did this (extract from readme):
When I use a PC I do not trust (like a school PC with an outdated version of Windows and a disabled antivirus (for some reason I still have not figured out)) I do not want to plug in any USB stick or open my password manager, which is problematic since my passwords are 10+ characters long and randomly generated. I often resolve to typing them by hand, which is annoying.
Now, I can simply open up this website and scan the QR code to transfer anything from my phone to the PC.
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Just found this when searching for domain names:
https://reverseqr.com/
This is NOT my project
This
I did not know about about this website when starting the project, but I am glad that I created an improved version of a closed source and paid service.
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