Hey, so have a look at WebRTC

If you want a wrapper around it then take a look at PeerJS (although kind of uncessary but it’ll make prototyping a bit faster)

Then I believe you use a frame or canvas to display the video, the docs have some examples on how to do vid chat .

Use

../statics/img.jpg

Note this depends on how deep in your file tree you are, if your 2 folders deep then you need ../../statics/img.jpg and so on

Your relative file path is wrong. If your using something like VS code , I imagine there’s a way to get the relative path

Nice one! Thanks for sharing, simple & clean source, I’m yet to try it out but looking forward to next weekend

I’d second that, chart js is the way to go, if you’re feeling adventurous give d3.js a spin

I believe Razvan is a vuejs community partner. I’m not sure how much weight that bears on influencing Vue 3 design decisions. I ve also read on the Vue forums that its intended for Vue 3 to be backward compatible, but Quasars pretty huge so who knows how it’s going to be impacted.

Imho, it seems a bit too early for Vue to do a python 2 on the community, it’s just got people on the boat I think pushing them off is a bit counterintuitive in their efforts to grow.

At this point you could just use the app extension to view pdfs found here

I think theres guide on how to contribute to the Quasar framework in the docs / github. A great place to get started with with app extensions.

I’m not too sure what question your asking. If you want to contribute to the project theres some resources on github and the docs. If youre looking to deploy an SPA from a server then you can use something like nginx

Theres a sevrer config in the docs for nginx, you’d run quasar build and then just point it to the file of your build, or copy it over to /www/websites/

Hope this helps but please clarify your question.

There’s a JS wapper to opencv that’s available for use. I haven’t used it yet however based on your needs it might make sense to use a more lightweight solution.

For instance if your doing something with facial recognition, theres stand alone packages that can help.

If your project if heavily dependent on ocv then there’s a package for the android / iOS sdks

For docs in realtion to quasar see the quasar doc page and go from there , it’ll likely take you to the Cordova docs

If your running arch you need to:

Put your phone in development mode (different for each phone so check Google)

Connect your phone to your pc using a package like mtpfs which allows access to phone media

You also need Android studio or at least some of the binaries like adb

Then just develop normally quasar dev -m c and you’ll see an APK / an app installed on your phone which updates in real time based on the changes you make.

If your using a desktop env like gnome you may not need to use mtpfs

I’m on my phone rn but I’ll test tomorrow, but pls let me know how this turns out