Personal Progress Report Plugin

[P1l0t3]

Hello guys,

I've been using a google sheet for a while and was wondering if it could become a plugin for iitc. The objective is to ease the planning of each one activities from iitc. It help me focus on what I should do to reach another level for instance. And having the map right behind with iitc is a good combination. As I do not have developper experience, maybe someone could take the ball ?

Here is the link : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OUKnYGNCQVzxuRHLZsKo0Eq_So1dLMitz30rpnEUv4E/edit?usp=sharing

Feel free also to indicate improvements on it.

thanks !

P1l0t3

[davidlinse]

looks pretty good, it would be nice if you could provide an english version.. regards ~david

On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 5:11 PM, P1l0t3 notifications@github.com wrote:

Hello guys,

I've been using a google sheet for a while and was wondering if it could become a plugin for iitc. The objective is to ease the planning of each one activities from iitc. It help me focus on what I should do to reach another level for instance. And having the map right behind with iitc is a good combination. As I do not have developper experience, maybe someone could take the ball ?

Here is the link :

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OUKnYGNCQVzxuRHLZsKo0Eq_So1dLMitz30rpnEUv4E/edit?usp=sharing

Feel free also to indicate improvements on it.

thanks !

P1l0t3

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[P1l0t3]

Are you speaking of the other tabs than the first one ? If so, yes i can translate them no issue here. Formulas are already in english. The main interface is already bilingual.

Thanks

[fkloft]

TBH, I don't see any connection to IITC. If there was data available to IITC that could be included in the report, but that's not the case as far as I can think of.

Personally, I use this spreadsheet by Kenji Baheux.

[P1l0t3]

@fkloft I see what you mean. To construct on your thought I would say :

• Step one : Making of the progress report integrated to IITC
• Step two : Using the gap between your numbers and progress to next level/badge would set a list of actions to do in your area. Therefore before going out, you go on IITC and can see a "best action course plan" for you. No more need to wonder around.

It would be the same as the links plugin allowing you to plan your fields efficiently, but in this case for your own progression.

[3ch01c]

I really like https://www.agent-stats.com and the accompanying app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.agentstats. My suggestion for a plugin would be to start with just a panel for displaying/updating your stats/progress. Then, you could enable/disable appropriate highlighters/layers by clicking on a certain stat. I've got too much on my plate already, but here's some suggestions:

Purifier/Liberator - Disable ally faction layer, highlight weak portals Connector - Fly links on Mind controller - Fly fields on Builder - Disable enemy faction layer, Highlight portals missing resos Recharger - Disable enemy faction layer, Highlight portals that need recharging Explorer/Pioneer - Highlight uniques

[P1l0t3]

After looking to the website 3ch01c, I findit well thought and done, but the information is about too much or not easy to read first hand. However regarding, your suggestions, I like the explorer/Pioneer one, that would highlight the portails you need to go to to get your unique going up. But maybe it would be too much for just a plugin to grab the info on which portail you already were or not. This would be a good implementation of the progress report within IITC, so you can plan your next route to maximize unique/pioneer actions.

[perringaiden]

None of the information in the spreadsheet can be sourced from Intel. So you'd still have to manually update it.

Given that information, if you want to improve Pioneer, you highlight uniques. That that's a single action already, I don't see where having a dashboard would be of use. Fly links/fields doesn't take existing stuff into account so there'd be no way to find areas that you could field up better.

Same for all the other options. Either they're inspecific, or a highlighter and a disabled layer and you're there. It seems like a bolt-on to IITC that's unrelated to it.