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Add an intent filter for receiving PGN's from other apps - #1656
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Thanks, it looks good! Now, having the same feature on iOS would be nice too. I wonder if it could work with url schemes? |
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I just tested chesscom iOS app and apparently the way to go is to copy/paste the PGN, so no need to worry about iOS actually. |
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Cool. Let me know if you need anything else from my end before this can be merged. |
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What's the status here? |
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This allows other apps to share PGN's with Lichess through an intent. See the following video for a demo with the Chess.com app: https://alexbakker.me/u/gbqja44mbi.mp4.
I don't have any experience writing TypeScript, so any feedback is welcome.