Hi, I saw this app while looking for an alternative to Splitwise and it is great! Thanks for all the time and work everyone has put in to this. I just started learning how to code as a hobby so I apologize in advance for not being able to contribute much to the project yet.
I was wondering if it would be within the ethos of the app to have user logins (at least for self hosted instances as an option) through local credentials, or through Google Auth, Facebook, etc.
My thoughts on advantages of this:
- If people create accounts on the app, it would be easier to automatically share expense groups by adding people via their accounts to a group (or if they don't have an account yet, sending a link to invite to the app).
- Once people are added to a group via their account, whenever they log in, the group they are in will be automatically shown (making group link sharing optional instead of required).
- Maybe this could also lead to Venmo/Paypal/etc integrations since there will be accounts to save user data to (if someone added payment info to their profile). Like next to the "Mark as Paid" have a "Pay Up" button that sends you to the Venmo/Paypal dialogue of the user you need to pay with the amount already inserted. I was thinking of staying with external payment services to avoid having to deal with the data security of storing actual banking information on the app instance.
- I think this could also be a way to work the Make IDs Integers #36 issue as mentioned
Hi, I saw this app while looking for an alternative to Splitwise and it is great! Thanks for all the time and work everyone has put in to this. I just started learning how to code as a hobby so I apologize in advance for not being able to contribute much to the project yet.
I was wondering if it would be within the ethos of the app to have user logins (at least for self hosted instances as an option) through local credentials, or through Google Auth, Facebook, etc.
My thoughts on advantages of this: