Add Travis-CI continuous integration service

[doug65536]

It would be cool to set up Travis-CI continuous integration service, to allow automated verification of the build and show the status in the github page. I will attempt to do this and send a pull request if I get it working well.

[jamesst20]

Thanks you doug for all the time you spent for me :) Looking forward this commit as I have never used Travis-CI in the past :)

[doug65536]

Here's a sneak peek: https://travis-ci.org/doug65536/QtSnap/jobs/46074069
Also have a look at what it adds to the readme: https://github.com/doug65536/QtSnap/tree/travis-ci

When I get it fixed, it will say passing. Try clicking that Build Failing thing in the readme.

[jamesst20]

Sounds good :) I will take a look soon :) I am working on uploading stories tonight :)

[emiliobasualdo]

Guys, is this repo still working?

[jamesst20]

@LanchaBasualdo It isn't sorry. Snapchat changed their authentication process and requires Google Play Services authentication to get things working again.

[emiliobasualdo]

Dam, and do you happen to know any other unofficial api?

[jamesst20]

@LanchaBasualdo https://github.com/liamcottle/Snapchat-SDK-PHP

[emiliobasualdo]

Yeah. I know that one. But I hate that he charges a fee

[Snowlav]

They don't just ask for Google play but reversing the application is also a
lot harder since it's next to impossible to setup a solid debug environment
on android due to Google SafetyNet and the attestation issues.

Op 15 jul. 2016 18:08 schreef "Lancha" [email protected]:

Yeah. I know that one. But I hate that he charges a fee

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[jamesst20]

Exactly and since that, the apk signatures are verified which prevents me to recompile the APK with my edits. I could deal with that by using Xposed Framework but it also has been blocked. It's impossible to log in while Xposed Framework is installed.

Right now, the only possible way is to figure out how the authentication works on iOS and use it. It's probably what Casper API does

[Snowlav]

Casper API is a bit weird, they seem to still be using the android login
from what I can tell, but all other request seems to be iOS endpoints and
auth tokens. login should be possible with droidguard or something similar
I think.

On Fri, Jul 15, 2016 at 8:22 PM, Olav Alberts [email protected]
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Casper API is a bit weird, they seem to still be using the android login
from what I can tell, but all other re

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Exactly and since that, the apk signatures are verified which prevents me
to recompile the APK with my edits. I could deal with that by using Xposed
Framework but it also has been blocked. It's impossible to log in while
Xposed Framework is installed.

Right now, the only possible way is to figure out how the authentication
works on iOS and use it. It's probably what Casper API does

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[Snowlav]

I have some more info if you like to chat james, you can reach me on google hangouts :)