[ANNOUNCE] Teilr a Tumblr Client for SailfishOS
 

I would like to share my first Sailfish OS Application with you!

It is native and written in C++ and QML. It is based off the official Api from Tumblr.

Source: Gitlab

Download: OpenRepos

Will be in Harbour when I get a Sailfish OS device!

DISCLAIMER:
This is a Test Version so don't expect everything to be working!

License: BSD-Clause 2

Thanks to @carepack for Screenshots

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Teilr a Tumblr Client for SailfishOS
 

thx for sharing!

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Teilr a Tumblr Client for SailfishOS
 

thanks for sharing, unlick doesn't work. It would be nice if you would the mobile site to get permission.

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Teilr a Tumblr Client for SailfishOS
 

installed it. when i open it,nothing appears.only a blank screen.no menu,nothing to be selected,and nothing displayed
Edit: fixed upon reinstallation

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Teilr a Tumblr Client for SailfishOS
 

The unliking is a problem with their api, you woukd have to reload currently to unlike a post. Sorry

And I the other thing I will check.

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Teilr a Tumblr Client for SailfishOS
 

Reload for unlike, that's a limitation of the API I will have to make a workaround for.
Will check if I can use the mobile site.

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Teilr a Tumblr Client for SailfishOS
 

Update Time!
Small Release
Updates to the Search and you can like and unlike everything now.
It gotten bigger due to changes under the hood. The app is now using a shared library instead of directly compiling kqoauth into it.

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Teilr a Tumblr Client for SailfishOS
 

Great app, everything works well apart from searching for NSFW type posts

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Teilr a Tumblr Client for SailfishOS
 

That's a limitation of the API of Tumblr, you can't for some reason not search for nsfw stuff sorry.

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Teilr a Tumblr Client for SailfishOS
 

@taaeem, not sure if you are aware, but within the droid tumblr app there is a padlock symbol that when pressed will allow NSFW type searching. I'm not a programmer so I don't know how that function would be implimented if at all.