Hello community,
I’m happy to join this forum.
I want to announce that i’ve developed an android app to browse images on nextcloud account and share them easily. It works on Gallery api so it’s more efficient and fast than webdav solutions. The app is released at the moment on the play store in beta version:
I’m planning to release it open source on github.
If someone want to test it and collaborate on the project please let me know.
Thanks
Michele
thanks for the app, is it possible to display it in a language most people speak?
Agreed, installed but I was too distracted this morning to translate the various inputs it’s requesting 
Thanks for your feedback I’ve fixed some translation.
The new version (0.4 beta) is ready to be published on the store.
The project is now public on github:
Awesome work @damikael!
@MorrisJobke @damikael any chance we can integrate this with our transifex(-bot) for translations Just in case this would be something we can do and also something you’d like to have @damikael
Thanks Andy! I’m happy you like it
Sure it’s a good idea integration with transifex! Write me on github
N.B.
I’ve published latest version, but there was a build error and now the app doesn’t works… I hope to solve this asap. Stay tuned
i set it up with the Images Folder as standard and it just displays:
thats a bit empty. Thats the not working-part?
The error is only with version 0.4. In your case it should work. Can you try to logout (icon on top right) and relogin without setting main folder. Maybe the value configured for main folder is wrong. It must be same as folder name you want as root (case sensitive). Let me know
I did relogin, its the same, no pictures, the odd thing aside of the window mode is that I am using a dedicated App-Password because i am using TOTP with that account.
The dedicated App-Password should bypass TOTP as fas as I know? But can be there any additional quirks?
If you can @damikael adding logging to the app will help us to help you. Those logs can then be put in an issue on GH 
unfortunately not for me.
@JasonBayton if the app crashes, infos about exception are printed on the screen and can be copied, otherwise the app doesn’t log anything on the device… It could write a log file on the device into app folder but then the user have to browse to that file. Can you think this solution can be suitable (only now for debugging beta version) ?
Indeed I believe the Nextcloud app does the same.
