So far in this article I know that the Tasks automatically run when you add a “Wait 2 seconds” between each execution. Repeat steps 1-7 above to add more API commands to this one list. Press the Back arrow once done and now we’ve successfully added our first Task to the list! Optionally you can add a Label which you can think of as naming the Action and it does make it easier to view which actions or events are currently running. Paste the Deep-Linking URL that we copied earlier into the URL section.In the bottom area of the popup where it says “ Filter” type in “Browse” and the “ Browse URL” option will show, press on that option.In the Info and State Task add a new event.Enter the Tasker App and Go to the “ Tasks” tab and add a new Task and name it something like “Info and State”. ![]() Enter the HTTP Shortcuts app and for a couple seconds hold down your API command, I’m doing theta info.Here are the sections to follow and create a group of API commands to execute in Tasker: Get Deep-linking URL from HTTP Shortcuts appĮxporting Task as Link to share with others We can also set that group of commands from tasker into a home screen shortcut!įrom the previous articles mentioned above, now I have a set of API commands setup in HTTP Requests Shortcuts. Tasker is going to be used to execute a set of API commands automatically from HTTP Request Shortcuts and group them together so we can organize a set of custom API requests into one group and press one button to set them off sequentially. To send HTTP Requests with HTTP Request Shortcuts I followed this article Using the THETA Web API without programming (Remote photo app) and if you need further information to reference I have an article testing the RICOH THETA Web API with HTTP Requests Shortcuts here Testing RICOH THETA Web API via Android Mobile App. This may be an easy way to prototype workflows specific to the industry you are working in, before doing final development on your app. With this combination you are able to take pictures and configure camera settings in the field with a custom workflow using an Android phone or tablet where you may be putting the camera in a car with one hand and holding the phone in your other hand. ![]() Today, I’m going to explain how to test the RICOH THETA X model using the free mobile app HTTP Request Shortcuts and the paid mobile app Tasker for $3.49.
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