Local API examples

Ready-made apps built on the Local API. Each one is open source on GitHub: run it as it is, or use it as the starting point for your own.

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Video tutorial · 2:07 Connect Your Own App to Your Photo Booth

Chapters (12)

1. 0:00What you can build
2. 0:13Turn it on: Settings › Advanced › Local API
3. 0:26The password: Bearer token or X-QBooth-Key
4. 0:35The built-in Sandbox
5. 0:41Greyed-out commands and "available"
6. 0:53202 accepted, then poll status
7. 1:05Errors: 409 wrong_page
8. 1:14A whole guest in four calls
9. 1:28Nothing is bypassed
10. 1:41Docs page and the API log
11. 1:51No code? The Remote Control
12. 1:58Wrap-up

Also in: Bahasa Indonesia · 中文

App Kit

Start here to build your own app. The kit does the plumbing: the connection to the booth, the template covers, a window that shows only on the pages you choose, operator settings with a PIN, a layout for any screen, a fake booth for testing without Q-Booth, and a tool that builds the app's exe. It includes a simple example app that shows the event's templates as cards, where a tap starts the session. The guides are in English, Bahasa Indonesia and 中文.

github.com/lumaqube/App-Kit

Travel Globe

A globe on the Welcome screen that guests spin with a finger. Every template named after a place gets a pin. A tap flies there and shows the template's cover on a postcard, and Let's go! starts the session with that template. Surprise me! lands on a random destination. The repository also has a ready-made event with 15 destinations to import.

github.com/lumaqube/App-Travel

Roulette

A theme wheel made of the running event's templates, with their covers. A guest spins it, the winner is picked in Q-Booth, and the photo session starts with it. It comes with music and sound effects, and texts in English, Bahasa Indonesia and 中文.

github.com/lumaqube/App-Roulette

Avatar

A 3D character in a corner of the event screen. It greets guests, talks with them by voice, guides them through the booth's screens, and presses the buttons for them when asked: start, pick a template, take the photo, retake, process, print and QR. The speech and the AI run on the PC, with an optional cloud AI.

github.com/lumaqube/App-Avatar