The communication between a phone and a watch is established thanks to Bluetooth.
- Plug the handheld (phone) with the PC.
- Enable debugging mode in the developers options
- Pair the phone with the watch (download the Wear app on Google Play)
- Enable debugging mode on the watch (just like you do it with a phone)
- Type
adb devices
in your terminal to make sure your phone is detected - In the wear app on your phone, make sure everything is OK under 'Debugging over Bluetooth
adb forward tcp:4444 localabstract:/adb-hub
adb connect localhost:4444
Nown, in the wear app on your phone, make sure everything is OK under 'Debugging over Bluetooth', once again, and you're done!
There are two Parse keys to replace in mobile/src/main/java/com/wearesmiths/kattebel/KattebelAPI.java
and in test-endpoints.sh
:
- APPLICATION-id
- JAVASCRIPT-id
Home Screen: 2 buttons
Opens a popup asking for a pin code. Then, if pincode is correct, redirects the user to the actual note (see below).
Opens a blank windows with only a text area (empty).There's a floating button to synchronize and get a pincode. The note is frequently saved, automatically, on the remote server.