Clubcode [fork]

Thanks for this app!!!

b3pio

Tue, 2019/09/17 - 22:12

Very nice app so far, can you add support for PDF417 and Data Matrix barcode types. Also possibly a scanning feature to add new cards aswell? (otherwise happy to scan with CodeReader then paste) Thank you

Wed, 2019/09/18 - 00:01

In essence, this app is focused on fonts representing linear (1D) barcodes. The widely used QR code was an exception so far, as opensource libraries where available and Slava Monich did further Sailfish integration in this apps that I could partly reuse. So no plans for other 2D codes ATM.

PawelSpoon

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 21:18

I had to flash my phone today, i did loose all my code.. a export / impert would be realy great. Or a howto backup ... Thanks !

Sat, 2019/06/01 - 23:54

The data is stored in /home/nemo/.local/share/harbour-clubcode/database.

Fri, 2019/05/10 - 21:40

Ok sorry didn't know that's so annoying to work with the Jolla store. Width the other points that have been my thoughts. ... but I'm sure you know best what's good for your app. I'm happy that you took ownership and bring it in a useable condition. Thank you for your time.

Wed, 2019/05/08 - 22:56

Update in jolla store is also important )

Wed, 2019/05/08 - 22:58

ade are you fixed on the name ClubCode ? I ask because I saw / read now several times that users don't understand what your app is useful for. And additional give the users the possibility to make own folders to save the codes in. e.g. shops, clubs, ...
A search function is also important

Wed, 2019/05/08 - 23:52

I am not bound to the name ClubCode, but on the other hand not all app names have to reflect their direct purpose.
Some discussion on github has been going on about sorting and grouping. Sorting was implemented, grouping would be harder to implement in the current storage model. It's not on my priority list atm. As it is sorted, a search function would maybe be useful if you are talking about hundreds of barcodes.

And about the Jolla store: it's loaded with defunct apps. Jolla does not see it as their responsibility to remove those abandoned apps. Options would be to ask Jolla if you are allowed to take ownership of the app, or upload it using a different name. But OpenRepos is an excellent alternative store for those apps in my view, so why bother.

Sat, 2019/04/13 - 02:05

Thx for adding yet another code type. Any idea, if ITF-14 is possible as well?

Sat, 2019/04/13 - 10:27

IFT14 is a 1D type barcode, so in theory it should be possible. It's different because of the bearer bars (e.g. surrounded by bars). But so far I have not found a (free) TTF font that supports ITF14.

Sat, 2019/04/13 - 17:23

Understood. Wasn't aware that you are using a font. I'll check if I can find something.

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Sat, 2019/04/13 - 00:28

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Fri, 2019/03/29 - 21:29

Best solution) Thank you it's working like a charm. Now I'm only missing the front & backside photo of the original card.

Fri, 2019/03/29 - 09:28

Thank you)

Fri, 2019/03/29 - 01:46

It is not the size (width) of the barcode it's the width of the device in horizontal format. If I can use the device in vertical format the width is smaller and I can shift it in scanner hole.

Fri, 2019/03/29 - 20:45

okay, I see what you mean. I'll see what I can do about that.

edit: v0.3-10 should allow rotation

Thu, 2019/03/28 - 17:02

Usefull and nice app. Thank you. From my side the following comments.
- Fixed code on display is a problem for big devices. Some of the scanner I use are not so big to shift the phone horizontal in. Smaller code at rotation will be fine. Maybe in the settings an option on/off
- A photo (front & backside) of the original card is very helpful if the seller like to control the original with the photo of the person on it.

Thu, 2019/03/28 - 17:48

About your first point: I anticipated on this, you can tap on the barcode for resizing to various sizes.

PawelSpoon

Thu, 2019/03/21 - 23:55

You can use barcode reader instead of tyoing. That is a.separate app.

melg01

Thu, 2019/03/21 - 23:47

Great app! It would be nice to add some way of organizing the codes, at least a simple categorization (shop types or whatsoever), also changing the position (moving them up and down in the list), maybe a search or filter function. And of course, being able to just take a photo of the code and having automatic recognition would be the top! (instead of mis-typing the numbers...). Anyway, keep up the good work!

Fri, 2019/03/22 - 00:29

There was already a request for sorting, but that's a bit harder than I anticipated. As the amount of barcodes grows, sorting/categorizing would be desirable.
Unfortunately, the storage backend is not very flexible, so it could break the database again. For that, it would be better to move to a sqlite backend.

As mentioned by in the description and by PawelSpoon just now, CodeReader can be used to scan and copy/paste. I see no reason to do all the effort to port that scan functionality to spare some seconds for one time scans.

Mon, 2019/03/18 - 20:27

Thx again for this fork/app. Can confirm that it works in real life. I'd love to digitize more of my club cards. Unfortunately one of them uses UPC-E and another one ITF-14 and yet another QR-Code. The other ones are covered by already supported EAN-8 or Code39. Do you think there is a chance to support the others as well?

Thu, 2019/03/21 - 21:39

I can also confirm it works :-).
In theory, most 1D barcodes should be doable, given there is a font and a clear description of the way the barcode is constructed. 2D codes like QR-codes are a no go in this concept, as it cannot be put in a simple fontset (way too many variations in the barcodes).

Edit: UPC-E now also supported

Sun, 2019/03/24 - 22:29

Great. Thanks for your efforts.

Sat, 2019/03/09 - 18:07

@ade, thanks for the update, including the nice, new feature to generate EAN-8 codes.

Just a visual nuisance:
When using EAN-8 barcodes, the "name" and description labels in both list and full screen view are horizontally a bit off center to the right. For Code128 they look properly centered (as before v0.3).

Sat, 2019/03/09 - 18:11

Looking more closely, it rather seems that the barcode proper of EAN-8 codes is slightly shifted to the left (in both, list and full screen view). The labels (i.e., the overlaid text) seem to be as well centered horizontally, as the labels of Code128 barcodes are.

Sat, 2019/03/09 - 19:19

@olf: I will look at the minor visual aspects later on, for now I am just a bit tired of all other changes :-)

Fri, 2019/03/08 - 03:16

BTW (after playing a bit with ClubCode), a nice and supposedly easy to implement feature in the barcodes' list view would be to also include what a barcode encodes in an additional, third, overlaid text line to each barcode.
I believe, it then makes sense to differentiate this third line by typesetting (as the name and description lines already are) and align the typesetting of the full screen view to that.

Suggestion:

"Name" text line in bold
Description text line in italic
Barcode content ("12345678") in regular font

The currently used font is absolutely fine: "light" in terms of typesetting (so the overlaid text does not obstruct too much of the barcode), well readable etc.

And many kudos for picking up another abandoned app!

Sun, 2019/03/10 - 04:29