Please, fell free to write me an issue on the Github project page.
If you get here you need help to find the credential for your Pi-hole. It's very easy!
On the App setting page you need to insert the IP of your Pi-hole (for example http://192.168.1.2) or the hostname (for example http://mypyhole.local). Note that you can also specify a custom port with this format http://192.168.1.2:99 and obviously you can use https.
The token string is required for access the Pi-hole's API and extract charts, table etc.
These credentials are saved locally on your smartphone.
To obtain the token string you can access to the admin web page of your Pi-hole and scan the QR code with your smartphone:
Please note: "Show API token" function is present on Pi-hole >= 2.5 Web Interface Version.
You can even obtain the token string with a manual operation: the token string is inside your Raspberry, I suggest you to use a PC and paste it inside Google Keep or any other shared app with your smartphone.
ssh pi@RASPBERRY_IP
less /etc/pihole/setupVars.conf
First of all: thank you for trying this app!
I'm Massimiliano Monaro and I developed this app as a playground to learn Apache Cordova.
I am not affiliated to Pi-hole team, this is an unofficial app.
It would not have been possible to develop it without the help of some great tools:
Lastly, I would like to thank my girlfriend Elisa who pushes me to accomplish things I love and my former colleague and friend Daniele Simonin for his technical help.
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