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Added gatekeeping dialogs for PWA install requirement #71

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jose commented 1 year ago
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trentlarson commented 11 months ago
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This makes sense. I'd like to understand how the pwa-install-gate-* flags are set.

Note that we'd like to make this an optional step, such that they can still interact even if they're not installed on the desktop. Is this allowed with this setup?

This makes sense. I'd like to understand how the pwa-install-gate-* flags are set. Note that we'd like to make this an optional step, such that they can still interact even if they're not installed on the desktop. Is this allowed with this setup?
trentlarson commented 8 months ago
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Jose says: "maybe we can change the wording on the dialog to indicate a "soft requirement", and only trigger it where appropriate"

Jose says: "maybe we can change the wording on the dialog to indicate a "soft requirement", and only trigger it where appropriate"
trentlarson commented 8 months ago
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The flags were not straightforward. I ended up inserting some UI for this in the HomePage here.

You can see that it's a check for notification support, because I found that there was no trustworthy flags to use to see if the app was installed, at least on iOS. I have some potential Android checks documented here.

I'd also like to put this front-and-center, but not in a way that they have to close a pop-up to get around it. Maybe there's a better way.

So... I'd love to see better approaches. If there is a different workflow & set of logic that works better, let's discuss it.

The flags were not straightforward. I ended up inserting some UI for this [in the HomePage here](https://gitea.anomalistdesign.com/trent_larson/crowd-funder-for-time-pwa/src/branch/master/src/views/HomeView.vue#L14). You can see that it's a check for notification support, because I found that there was no trustworthy flags to use to see if the app was installed, at least on iOS. I have some potential Android checks documented [here](https://gitea.anomalistdesign.com/trent_larson/crowd-funder-for-time-pwa/src/branch/master/project.task.yaml#L71). I'd also like to put this front-and-center, but not in a way that they have to close a pop-up to get around it. Maybe there's a better way. So... I'd love to see better approaches. If there is a different workflow & set of logic that works better, let's discuss it.
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