goje87/tux-app

Android app of TUX

tux-app's Issues

In mobile numeric keyboard should pop out for entering PIN.

Deploy the project on iOS as a cocoonjs app

Integrate bsafe-core in tux app

User should be able to raise panic alert by pressing (android) power button

On android platform, user should be able to raise panic alert by pressing the power button multiple times.

This might require a cordova plugin to be created that has a service listening to screen on/off events. Multiple and frequent occurrences of these events should trigger the siren.

Tapping on Panic icon should make a sound

`tux-siren` should be singleton

There should not be multiple instances of siren buzzing together. If one component has invoked the siren other should be able to check and stop it if required.

`tux-siren` should show a dialog asking for PIN

And when user enters correct pin, it should stop buzzing.

Make all the import paths relative

Currently the components are imported with absolute paths. Replace them with relative paths.

Eg: Polymer is usually imported as /components/bower/polymer/polymer.html. Instead it can be imported as ../bower/polymer/polymer.html.

Do this in all .html files in www folder recursively.

Newly registered PIN isn't updated by siren

Following steps happen when new PIN is registered.

1. User enters and re-enters the PIN.
2. Once validated, the PIN is stored in localstorage using iron-localstorage.
3. This change in localstorage is expected to be updated in siren button (but this does not happen).
4. Now when the siren is buzzed and user enters the registered PIN, it verifies against the PIN stored in localstorage.

In above sequence, since the step 3 isn't working as expected (meaning, the siren button isn't getting updated about the change in PIN), the workaround is to refresh the page once new PIN is registered.

How to reproduce the issue?
Comment the window.reload() line in tux-pin-registrar and then follow the steps below.

1. Delete the entries in localstorage.
2. Refresh the page so that it pops the dialog asking for PIN.
3. Enter and re-enter the PIN.
4. Tap on the siren button.
5. When it asks for PIN enter same PIN as just registered.
6. Siren doesn't go off. :(

panic button should be a separate component.

Currently panic button's HTML is on the home page. make it a separate component and include it in the homepage.

Register the PIN before the usage of the app.

The first thing the user should be doing is to register the PIN. This PIN can then be used to de-activate the siren.

• If no PIN is found in local storage, register one.
• Re-enter the PIN to verify.
• While de-activating the siren, check if the entered PIN matches the registered one.

Deploy the project on android as a cocoonjs app.