The project was released just as SideQuest introduced it's own method for enterting text into text fields on the Quest. However, as the code could still potentially prove useful for someone and was released effectively feature complete, it'll remain up in an archived state.
A tool to make typing out passwords on Android devices without a touchscreen like the Oculus Quest faster by using your Windows PC keyboard to type over ADB.
Based on the answer to this question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56386237/is-it-possible-to-copy-paste-type-eg-a-password-from-an-app-into-the-oculus-q/56386580#56386580
First make sure you have ADB downloaded to your computer and you know where it is. If you don't have it, you can find it here: https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools.html
This app will only work if ADB is either added to the system path or if the app is inside your ADB folder.
For an Oculus Quest or Go:
Create/join an organisation in the Oculus Dashboard Open the Oculus app on your mobile phone. In the Settings menu, select the Oculus Quest headset that you’re using for development. Select More Settings. Toggle Developer Mode on. Once developer mode has been turned on you'll need to connect your headset to your PC and type something. The app will run the 'adb devices' command and you will need to authorize the PC using the prompt inside the headset. Once that's done, simply select the field you want typed into and put the text into the large text field of the app's interface and either push submit or hit enter.
When you've successfully sent the word test, it'll look like this:
