That’s pretty neat! Do you plan on open sourcing it? I’m hesitant to trust an application with my pi-hole api token (and with it, all of my browsing/network data).
It's not my project. I am using it from within Test Flight. It is great for non-technical people who just need to temporarily disable Pi-Hole in order to get some sort of functionality to work that wouldn't otherwise.
One idea that I want to explore is to create an Alexa Skill to temporarily disable Pi-Hole. This has probably been done already.
I don't have a link handy but someone mentioned in an HN comment a few days ago that they created a "shortcut" on iOS that simply hits the Pi-hole URL to temporarily disable blocking.
Seemed like a great way to handle that problem -- especially for the non-technical people on your network.
