Looking at the list output first.
The slot file name on my hub is base64 encoded.
As an example:
Name: ZGlyZWN0b3J5X2xpc3Q=
Name decoded: directory_list
Looking at the list output with --debug I see a fields that are not printed
project-id - not base64 encoded but I do not understand it
id - some number that I also do not understand
type - in my case always python, but I have only one hub....
suggestions:
Add a line to the list output (at most 20 lines, so only few) with the decoded file name
remove id from the print and add type
unless you have an explanation what it means.
Add the project if we know what type of encoding there is on it
Something like this maybe:
#
Name / Name decoded
Size
type
Last Modified
0
ZGlyZWN0b3J5X2xpc3Q=
1725b
python
2020-07-27 13:05:09
.
directory_list
1
dHJ5X21vZHVsZXM=
357b
python
2020-07-26 22:15:06
.
try_modules
9
UHJpbWVDdWJlci12MXAx
1662b
python
2020-07-26 18:02:38
.
PrimeCuber-v1p1
10
YXZhaWxhYmxlbW9kdWxlcw==
494b
python
2020-07-26 22:51:58
.
availablemodules
.
.
.
.
30940/31744kb Free
If you want a pull request for this I will make one, of course.
Using spike-tools for a few hours now.
Looking at the
listoutput first. The slot file name on my hub is base64 encoded. As an example: Name:ZGlyZWN0b3J5X2xpc3Q=Name decoded:directory_listLooking at the
listoutput with--debugI see a fields that are not printedproject-id- not base64 encoded but I do not understand itid- some number that I also do not understandtype- in my case always python, but I have only one hub....suggestions:
idfrom the print and addtypeunless you have an explanation what it means.Something like this maybe:
If you want a pull request for this I will make one, of course.
Bert