This simple web app is showing the possibilities of the WebWrapper. Now, redirect to your own webapp to test your own code. Remember to include https://

URL:

download file

To get started building your own webapp you could navigate to Here you should view the source (this file) to see how to use the integration API's. If you save the source to a file named index.html on your local machine, you could use http-server to serve the file. Now your file is served locally. Then use ngrok to expose the served file to the internet. ngrok will provide you with a URL like https://a2a7899c3f55.ngrok.io. This URL should now be entered in the URL field above and the "Set startup URL" button should be pressed. Happy coding :-)

If you need more info than you can find in the source, you should take a look at the danish documentation or the english documentation.

Calendar access

List events

Start date:
End date:

Add event

Title:
Description:
SyncId:
Start:
End:

Delete event

Not much to see here. You receive the two events seen below in the source code.

Push token:

Here you can add and remove geofences. Press the init geofences button before adding any

Init geofence

Is location access granted?

Request location access

Request location access level

Add geofence

Latitude:

Longitude:

Radius:

Name:

Background notifications

Notification URL:

Get active geofences

Get created geofences

Remove geofences

Testing geofences

Adds 5 test geofences for easy testing

Here you can start the camera to scan a qrcode

Is camera access granted?

Request camera access

Start qr scanner

Here you can initialize the NFC scanner and scan a NFC tag
Make sure that NFC is supported and enabled on your phone

Is NFC supported for this phone?

Start scanning for NFC tag

Stop scanning for NFC tag

Here you can test the biometrics functionality
Make sure that biometrics is supported and enabled on your phone

Test webapp