Parse-backed for reading articles on the Tube. Doesn't work yet.
Right now, this is just a proof of concept. I'm trying really hard to avoid getting hung up on any code quality issues until I know that this actually works.
Go to parse.com, create a new app, add your keys to a new
gradle.properties in the project root like this:
parseApplicationId=<application_id>
parseClientKey=<client_key>
You can build and install it afterwards like this:
./gradlew :app:installDebugI thought about rewriting the HTML when saving it, same for the CSS. But this seems incredibly painful and prone to break. It's easy to miss a reference, rewrite it incorrectly and saving it is difficult. Depending on how far you flatten the structure you may overwrite something generic like "button.png" multiple times. It seems more reliable to run a local HTTP server and create a mapping between the real URL and a local unique identifier that can easily be saved in a flat directory. What's still going to break is everything JS-based. I'm not even going to try to extract URLs from JavaScript. Not in the mood for solving the Halting Problem today.