Consider the ./ prefix so that the secondary action, e.g left pinching, navigates to that directory or opens that file. That also means going backward needs to be done as ./.. and that / might not be easily used.
Can be used locally (e.g on standalone device via Termux) or remotely (e.g NextCloud via WebDAV, while being mindful of CORS limitations).
Consider the `./` prefix so that the secondary action, e.g left pinching, navigates to that directory or opens that file. That also means going backward needs to be done as `./..` and that `/` might not be easily used.
Can be used locally (e.g on standalone device via Termux) or remotely (e.g NextCloud via WebDAV, while being mindful of CORS limitations).
See past work https://github.com/Utopiah/vrify as extension.
Working non-interactive example, see b96a58883c in the webdav branch.
Working non-interactive example, see https://git.benetou.fr/utopiah/text-code-xr-engine/commit/b96a58883c58f11758914207eff1c27ff7f8ed62 in the `webdav` branch.
Also interesting for https://git.benetou.fr/utopiah/text-code-xr-engine/issues/61 and the `book` branch https://git.benetou.fr/utopiah/text-code-xr-engine/src/branch/book as it would hold either the single file (potentially to convert) or individual (converted, e.g png) pages.
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Consider the
./prefix so that the secondary action, e.g left pinching, navigates to that directory or opens that file. That also means going backward needs to be done as./..and that/might not be easily used.Can be used locally (e.g on standalone device via Termux) or remotely (e.g NextCloud via WebDAV, while being mindful of CORS limitations).
See past work https://github.com/Utopiah/vrify as extension.
Working non-interactive example, see
b96a58883cin thewebdavbranch.Also interesting for #61 and the
bookbranch https://git.benetou.fr/utopiah/text-code-xr-engine/src/branch/book as it would hold either the single file (potentially to convert) or individual (converted, e.g png) pages.