More detail needed for 'Please enter path' prompt

[chrisdebian]

Having run the command python3 run.py, the script prompts Please enter the path to the folder to download images from:

It wasn't clear to me what the correct response to this would be. I pressed Return/ Enter, and the script seemed to continue. Could the script be edited, so that myself and other users know what to enter in response to this?

Many thanks,

Chris.

[bonj4]

Hello Chris,

In the prompt 'Please enter the path to the folder to download images from:', if the Enter key is pressed without entering a path, files will be downloaded to the current location. However, as you pointed out, this is not very clear. Our development team will fix this as soon as possible. We truly appreciate your feedback.

Best regards

[chrisdebian]

Thank you. Would this not be:

"Please enter the path to the folder to download images TO".

Press ENTER for current directory?

Thanks,

Chris

[chrisdebian]

Does the script check that sufficient space exists in the destination directory?

[bonj4]

Unfortunately, the current script does not include a check for the availability of sufficient space in the destination directory

Both of your recommendations will undoubtedly be considered, and we assure you that we will incorporate your suggestion into our future updates

[chrisdebian]

@bonj4 Thank you

[chrisdebian]

Unfortunately, the current script does not include a check for the availability of sufficient space in the destination directory

Both of your recommendations will undoubtedly be considered, and we assure you that we will incorporate your suggestion into our future updates

Would it be possible to update the instructions, so that myself and other users can check that they have the latest updates from Git. Would the user re-run, for example?

git clone https://github.com/mapilio/MapSyncer.git

This collaboration is great, and why it would be brilliant if you could open-source as much of the client, as possible.

Thanks,

Chris

[bonj4]

Hello Chris,

We want to quickly turn the pip package into a usable form and facilitate its usability. What you've mentioned is great, but to avoid any confusion, if this matter is not directly related to the current job, I believe opening a new task will allow us to take faster action.

Thanks for your contributions.

[gorkemgul]

Hello @chrisdebian,

As we have said before, pip package creation was successfully finished and it's ready to use. From now on you may simply install and use it by pip.

Sincerely,

[bonj4]

Hi Chris,

Our team has fixed the typo on v0.0.3.

Thanks for your contributions.

[chrisdebian]

Thank you for making this improvement.

Chris