Django Find My Device

Find My Device Server implemented in Python using Django. Usable for the Andorid App FindMyDevice by Nnulide:

Django "Find My Device" server for YunoHost

State

It's in early developing stage and not really usable ;)

What worked (a little bit) with Django's development server:

• App can register the device
• App can send a new location
• App can delete all server data from the device
• The Web page can fetch the location of a device

TODOs:

• Paginate between locations in Web page
• Commands/Push/Pictures
• Write tests, setup CI, deploy python package etc.

Start hacking:

~$ git clone https://gitlab.com/jedie/django-find-my-device.git
~$ cd django-find-my-device
~/django-find-my-device$ ./devshell.py
...
(findmydevice) run_testserver

credits

The FindMyDevice concept and the App/Web pages credits goes to Nnulide the creator of the app FindMyDevice.

Currently, we store a copy of html/js/css etc. files from findmydeviceserver/web/ (GNU GPLv3) into our project repository here: django-find-my-device/findmydevice/web/ with the update_fmdserver_files.sh script.

versions

• dev
  • TBC
• v0.1.0 - 12.07.2022
  • Serve fmd page "index.html" with own view and only for authenticated users
  • Enhance Django Admin
  • Add optional "name" for Devices (Only for django admin)
• v0.0.4 - 11.07.2022
  • Bugfix logic.js requests, if installed not in root URL.
  • Bugfix location view from logic.js and undefined variable.
• v0.0.3 - 11.07.2022
  • Bugfix store location because of too large raw_date field value
• v0.0.2 - 11.07.2022
  • Support Python 3.7 (for current YunoHost version)
  • Setup Gitlab CI pipeline
  • Update README
• v0.0.1 - 05.07.2022
  • init project
  • App can register the device
  • App can send a new location
  • App can delete all server data from the device
  • The Web page can fetch the location of a devi