Hey guys,
I have published the first version of a data pass client that can be used with the telekom service to track data usage. It is available here: GitHub - conradhuebler/harbour-datapass: Monitor your Telekom data usage on Sailfish OS even with a rpm package (uploaded from my own tests using sailfish sdk)
Release First Release · conradhuebler/harbour-datapass · GitHub
The code is mainly AI generated 
as is the icon
PS:
But I don’t understand why I can lauch the app from the console using
sailfish-qml harbour-datapass
but not from the launcher.
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Because the Exec line in your .desktop file will cause launcher to try to execute a binary called harbour-datapass which does not exist.
Either write an application which compiles to a binary of that name, or change the Exec line to:
/usr/bin/invoker --type=silica-qt5 /usr/bin/sailfish-qml harbour-datapass
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Yes, indeed. But I went back to
/usr/bin/sailfish-qml harbour-datapass
which used to be there before editing.
The AI just replaced the line - (really 
). I uploaded the updated package
Is there an important difference if I use the /usr/bin/invoker approach?
AFAIK Sailjail doesn’t use the X-Nemo-Foo keys.
Using invoker you can specify things like type or single-instance or any of its command line options.
If you don’t need them I guess sailfish-qml is fine.