So I decided to separate the Zammad code in a separate library (even in the sake of modularizing the codebase), and publish it on github:
It’s a modern client written in Kotlin, for android. but it can be eventually cross-compiled for a lot of things.
I’m willing to maintaining it in the future.
I hope it will be usefull to you if you need a mobile interface at all cost.
Luca
PS: It would be real nice if anyone could update the documentation with all the endpoints, and maybe even the attributes type, nullability for all the models. I would make mapping a lot easier.
Really great work @KirkBushman ! I can see a lot of use cases for this.
would be real nice if anyone could update the documentation with all the endpoints, and maybe even the attributes type, nullability for all the models. I would make mapping a lot easier.
@MrGeneration - can you please add this to the list of clients/libs in the documentation? We have to point out that this is not an app but a API client.