Ben Miller benmillerat
Baumchen
/ incidence_at.js
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November 11, 2022 16:18
COVID-19 Inzidenz-Widget für iOS innerhalb Österreichs 🇦🇹
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| // Lizenz: AGES Dashboard COVID19 AT | |
| // 3-stellige GKZ verwenden (zweite Spalte in https://covid19-dashboard.ages.at/data/CovidFaelle_GKZ.csv). | |
| // Widget Parameter: "204,KFL;312;706" für Klagenfurt Land (angezeigt als KFL), Korneuburg und Landeck | |
| // | |
| // Basiert auf der deutschen Variante von | |
| // - kevinkub https://gist.github.com/kevinkub/46caebfebc7e26be63403a7f0587f664 | |
| // - Baumchen https://gist.github.com/Baumchen/6d91df0a4c76c45b15576db0632e4329 | |
| // | |
| // Angaben ohne Gewähr. |
andrewdolphin
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October 22, 2024 05:15
Linkding iOS Share Sheet shortcut using API (no login needed) and allowing tagging with existing tags
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| Having tried a couple of the previous shortcut solutions for iOS I was convinced something easier was possible using the API. The below is my first proper go at putting something together. | |
| This shortcut will be available when "sharing" a URL from within a browser on iOS. On sharing to this shortcut it will automatically pull all available tags from the Linkding server and allow multi-tagging for the URL. | |
| Limitations: | |
| - Currently only previously defined tags can be used | |
| - Title will rely on the automatic process on the server, manual override isn't available | |
| - The same applies to the description | |
| - Tags are currently listed in the order they were created. Alphabetical would make more sense. |