[FEATURE REQUEST] Save to custom directory

[maverick74]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I have directories being synced using nextcloud. But since there is no way to automatically save to a specific directory, i have to manually move every file to the desired (and being synced) directory.

Describe the solution you'd like would be great to be able to choose where i want the scanned files to be save to

Describe alternatives you've considered other apps, moving files manually, etc

[farfromrefug]

@maverick74 not sure i understand what you want:

• are we talking about syncing app data, pdf, images?
• are you saying you want different scans to be saved in different folders?

[maverick74]

@farfromrefug

Forget the sync detail (that is all handled by nextcloud client)

Basically i want to be able to say:

All scanned documents generated by OSS-DocumentScanner are saved into this folder

[farfromrefug]

@maverick74 you can't change where the internal data off the app is saved. But you can create a sync setting to sync all PDF / images to a local folder. Loo k in the sync setings

[maverick74]

@maverick74 you can't change where the internal data off the app is saved. But you can create a sync setting to sync all PDF / images to a local folder. Loo k in the sync setings

I'll try that!

Still... apps like open camera allow one to set the folder/path where one wants the app to save the photos/files... it's the same thing i'm proposing here :)

[farfromrefug]

@maverick74 well the situation is very different actually. Opencamera on create/delete files. I need to create folder and do all.kind of disk operations. Because of SAF it became extremely difficult to do that inside custom folder. I would need to require the manage all files permission which the play store won't Le me do

[maverick74]

@maverick74 well the situation is very different actually. Opencamera on create/delete files. I need to create folder and do all.kind of disk operations. Because of SAF it became extremely difficult to do that inside custom folder. I would need to require the manage all files permission which the play store won't Le me do

Oh... i see.......... i'll try the workaround then :) feel free to close this if you wish :)