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== Applications dedicated to uses other than the collection == | == Applications dedicated to uses other than the collection == | ||
=== Large public Application : information consultation === | === Large public Application : information consultation === | ||
Display nutritional traffic lights etc. . | Display nutritional traffic lights etc. . | ||
=== Large public Application : augmented reality === | === Large public Application : augmented reality === | ||
* Information display overlay product . | * Information display overlay product . | ||
* Ongoing trial with Moodstocks . First tests rather conclusive: the products are easily recognized when the camera passes over ( without scanning and without taking a picture ) . | * Ongoing trial with Moodstocks . First tests rather conclusive: the products are easily recognized when the camera passes over ( without scanning and without taking a picture ) . | ||
=== Application for people who have difficulty reading === | === Application for people who have difficulty reading === | ||
* For people who are blind, have difficulty reading when it says very little that can not read. | * For people who are blind, have difficulty reading when it says very little that can not read. | ||
* Demo of Speech-enable app on Android http://fr.openfoodfacts.org/js/off-vocal.apk | * Demo of Speech-enable app on Android http://fr.openfoodfacts.org/js/off-vocal.apk | ||
=== Other Apps? === | === Other Apps? === | ||
* Calculation of calories and other nutrients | * Calculation of calories and other nutrients | ||
* An offline version ( avoiding making an internet connection for lookups) | * An offline version ( avoiding making an internet connection for lookups) | ||
Revision as of 13:12, 11 January 2016
We currently have HTML-based apps for iOS and Android, using a wrapper. We'd very much like have native apps for speed and access to more advanced features. If you're an iOS, Android, Blackberry or Windows Phone developper, we'd very much welcome you :-)
Mobile applications for Open Food Facts.
Mobile Web version
See http://en.wiki.openfoodfacts.org/Project:Mobile_version
Phonegap - Android, iOS, Windows Phone
Application mainly dedicated to the collection of products: barcode scanning , sending photos, input basic informations.
The application is developed in HTML and JavaScript and is based on the PhoneGap platform (also known as Cordova) to be packaged for Android and iOS .
Phonegap can be used on other platforms ( Windows Phone,etc…) But the app also need BarcodeScanner PhoneGap plugin.
Links:
- Code on Github : https://github.com/openfoodfacts/openfoodfacts-android/tree/master/phonegap/Open%20Food%20Facts
- App on the Apple AppStore : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/open-food-facts/id588797948
- App on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.openfoodfacts.scanner
Native Apps
A native application would allow a more fluid use. PhoneGap app is actually running in a webview, a kind of Web browser, and is suddenly relatively slow and sometimes unstable.
iOS
Android
Work has started (@itchix on Slack) https://github.com/openfoodfacts/OpenFoodFacts-androidApp
Ubuntu Mobile
Work has started (@nymeria and #ubuntu on Slack)
Windows Phone
Applications dedicated to uses other than the collection
Large public Application : information consultation
Display nutritional traffic lights etc. .
Large public Application : augmented reality
- Information display overlay product .
- Ongoing trial with Moodstocks . First tests rather conclusive: the products are easily recognized when the camera passes over ( without scanning and without taking a picture ) .
Application for people who have difficulty reading
- For people who are blind, have difficulty reading when it says very little that can not read.
- Demo of Speech-enable app on Android http://fr.openfoodfacts.org/js/off-vocal.apk
Other Apps?
- Calculation of calories and other nutrients
- An offline version ( avoiding making an internet connection for lookups)