You can find pre-compiled releases on the Github release page or in the FDROID repository. All the needed info about how to use the receipt-manager-app is present at your wiki.
I. Content & Features
II. Getting started
III. Settings
Please read the parser wiki.
Simple as that. On the server side you could serve some basic info of the server to check via json API if the location is a receipt-parser server or not.
enhancementFirst, congrats to your first release! And thanks for providing the APK to end-users for easy access! :green_heart: :star_struck:
To not bloat your repo unnecessarily (each new version would mean a growth of ~25M), I'd suggest you attach the APK to releases/ instead (when you edit a release, Github lets you add attachments). That way the APK remains available for everyone – and potential contributors have "less to clone" :wink:
Another weird idea: I'm no Android developer, but I've heard proguard can be used to eliminate unused stuff from the build. This feature might help you reducing the size of the resulting APK, so it might be worth a try.
All the best for your project!
My updater just sent me a warning: the new v1.1.6 introduces some proprietary components requiring the AntiFeatures NonFreeNet and NonFreeDep with my repo – while being a show-stopper for inclusion with F-Droid.org should you have planned that:
Offending libs:
---------------
* Firebase Data Transport (/com/google/android/datatransport): NonFreeNet
* Google Mobile Services (/com/google/android/gms): NonFreeDep
* Firebase (/com/google/firebase): NonFreeNet,NonFreeDep
Was that intended – or accidentally dragged in by some dependency? In the first case I'd ask you to reconsider: proprietary components taint your app, it's no longer entirely FOSS now. In both cases I kindly ask you to get rid of those libs again. Until then, I'll have to flag your app with the two mentioned AntiFeatures – and the :star: in my app-listings will be lost automatically. The "before-state" will be restored once those libraries are gone again.
As your app deals with sensitive data (finances), this combination further is a show-stopper for my repo as well. So should the move have been intentionally, and you want to stick to it, I'll have to remove your app from my repo unfortunately :cry:
My guess is this is for "upload notifications" mentioned with the release notes – as I see the app now requests the C2D permission. May I suggest taking a look here for alternatives? You could instead use UnifiedPush – which supports multiple notification systems including FCM but, to my knowledge, not require using proprietary libraries in your app.
Would be more useful if we can manually adjust the focus and exposure of the camera. Otherwise you can get overexposed white paper. Sometimes there is a document settings on the camera app, but I'm not sure if it's the app or if it can be used externally.
I recorded my screen on the Android app to show what's going on. I downloaded the apk from here. Maybe I'm not doing something correctly. It takes nearly 45 seconds to stop loading.
I opened up Postman to see what the API is up to and here's the response with an uploaded png with the key of "image":
https://10.0.0.10:8721/api/upload/
{
"storeName": null,
"receiptTotal": null,
"receiptDate": "null",
"receiptCategory": "grocery"
}
The server is running with instructions from the receipt-parser-server readme on Docker with
docker pull monolidth/receipt-parser:latest
docker run -p 8721:8721 monolidth/receipt-parser
And I had to add a directory in the server Docker container for /app/data/img to fix an error.
But further inspection of the container shows that it did OCR the images:
root@c1e3b968b0a7:/app# ls data/txt/
receipt_2020-11-30_143843.txt receipt_2020-11-30_144826.txt receipt_2020-11-30_151504.txt
receipt_2020-11-30_144445.txt receipt_2020-11-30_151113.txt snip_20201130145614.txt
As I'm writing my Issue here I'm discovering more.
So I forked the repo and rebuilt the server Docker container with a new config.yml ...
...
It's been a few hours now and I made a few changes to ReceiptManager/receipt-parser now. I found that a regex wasn't matching lines correctly and a normalize() function needed another string function to properly split lines and not literally every character.
Anyways... The mobile app still didn't add any receipts as shown in the video. It did, however, fill in the name of my grocery store correctly, which was neat. If I'm missing something please let me know!
enhancementFor several versions now (since v1.0.1), versionCode is stuck on "2". Please remember increasing this whenever you make a new release – else existing users won't ever receive updates, as Android considers the releases being "identical".
I don't know where you specify that, as details in your repo here are contradicting each other:
pubspec.yaml says version: 1.0.2+2 – but versionName in the APK is 1.0.3app/build.gradle claims to get the versions from Flutter, and thus gives no details itself (no idea where Flutter takes them from, I'm no dev)AndroidManifest.xml gives no clueCould it be you override these values at build time, using command line parameters like --build-name and --build-number? In any case, you might wish to check with eg. How to set build and version number of Flutter app at StackOverflow, which discusses how to do it, what might go wrong and why.
When selecting English in the settings, it changes, but after switching to another tab, it automatically switches back to german.
Same thing for the debug option. I turn it off, but it automatically turns on again.
Android 11 aosip.
I checked out this wiki section for How it works and found some typos - unfortunately GitHub doesn't support pull request for these wikis yet :( Here's my corrected version (and I'd probably shorten "application" to "app"):
What I'm missing here is information about which properties of the receipt are saved. Since it's not specified I assumed all - including each individual product and price - but then I read your medium article and noticed that just the key properties are saved. I also noticed that nothing happens when I press on a saved receipt in the "Expenses overview" so I assumed the app's not meant for that "drill-down". Maybe in order to make this more clear, point 3 could be changed to something like this: 3. The server tries to parse the receipt (date, total, store name) and sends the output (as json response) back to the application
On the other hand I just noticed the property "receiptItems" in receipt_server.py. So I'm assuming that you did already think about including the individual products but didn't implement that feature yet due to missing time...but I don't know :D
Hi all. When building the project I get this error.
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
* Where:
Build file ':\Application\android\app\build.gradle' line: 58
* What went wrong:
A problem occurred evaluating project ':app'.
> path may not be null or empty string. path='null'
* Try:
Run with --stacktrace option to get the stack trace. Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output. Run with --scan to get full insights.
* Get more help at https://help.gradle.org
BUILD FAILED in 1m 49s
Exception: Gradle task assembleDebug failed with exit code 1
I then got this fix, by commenting the these line in Application\android\app\build.gradle which works.
// signingConfigs {
// release {
// keyAlias keystoreProperties['keyAlias']
// keyPassword keystoreProperties['keyPassword']
// storeFile file(keystoreProperties['storeFile'])
// storePassword keystoreProperties['storePassword']
// }
// }
// buildTypes {
// release {
// signingConfig signingConfigs.release
// }
// }
I hope it will not alter the functionality of the app. Regards.
As discussed in #3 – here comes the "Fastlane starter package". Be welcome to let you guide by my Fastlane Cheat-Sheet to build on this – especially for screenshots :wink:
As discussed, we would like to go forward and encourage supporters to extend the app's functionality and cover the maintenance costs. We set up an Open Collective organization over at https://opencollective.com/receiptmanager, which will serve as our fiscal host.
A first step is to let people know about the funding opportunities via Github's own FUNDING.yml file, which will add a badge to the sidebar of the repository.
This release remove all non free dependencies.
Source code(tar.gz)Warning, this new release, use a new database scheme. The old database scheme is not supported anymore. Please backup your old database before your download the app and uninstall the application.
This release has may of improvements and bug fixes.
This release has various of improvements and bug fixes
This release features various of bug fixes and improvements.
This release features various of bug fixes and improvements.
This release features various of bug fixes and improvements.
alert messagesThis release features a new settings widget and various of compatibilities.
Has multiple bug fixes and design improvements.
The ReceiptManager 1.0.6 features a new minimalist and clean design. It is now even simpler to add, modify and delete receipts.
This release does fix various of date issues.
This release has various of bug fixes.
Receipt Manager initial release.
New features:
Bugfixes:
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