Open porg opened 2 months ago
@marcrobledo how do you like my proposal?
While they are good ideas, I'm afraid I have no time currently to work on this project :-(
Genre
column (= singular = only 1 genre per item) + a button Export genre playlists into ZIP
.Genre(s)
column, the various new UI controls, the different genre/system export formats.sort
), filter out duplicates (like Unix uniq
) → We now have all genres that exist in that table.$current-genre-name.lpl
)playlists.zip
and download
Feature request
General idea
Possibilities in detail
Proposal: Layout change
User Story + App behavior and interactions
The user clicks the command
Export playlist(s)
.Export playlist
and behaves as-is.Export playlist(s)
to indicate the extra functionality, and the following export dialog differs in scope accordingly.The "export dialog" for
Export playlist(s)
looks a follows:Explanations / Remarks on the dialog
AAA - All Games.lpl
by default if playlist was freshly generated,☐ Export playlist variants / combos
— By default is offResulting playlist(s)
section is also greyed out but nevertheless generated according to the default pattern, to convey the idea of that optional feature to the user.☑︎ Export playlist variants / combos
is activated, the pattern selector gets activated…Genre
— Creates a playlist per each encountered genre, no matter of its position/depth in the assignment.Main Genre
Main Genre - Sub Genre
Main Genre with as many sub genres as there are
Main Genre - System Longname
Main Genre - SYS
System Longname - Main Genre
SYS - Main Genre
Resulting playlist(s)
updates accordingly.Playlist-Name
(by default sorted alphabetically) andGames
(count of games in that playlist, click into the column header to sort by this to observe which playlists are smaller/larger). That table is scrollable and has a max-height of 4.5 lines (cutoff to indicate "scrollable content" to the user).220 in total — ❗️ Export limited to 25 playlists! Choose a playlist name pattern which results in fewer playlists or reduce the number of entries in the "Genre(s)" column.
All-Playlists.zip
and download this archive which contain all the playlists. Many browsers anyhow automatically decompress ZIP archives (e.g. Safari).