[MatthewMMorrow]

Hi everyone, I've been using a JDownloader for a while now. I've just begun exploring Event Scripter and wanted to make the process easier on myself by referencing an external library built in Typescript. That way I could use a different script editor and strong types for more robust development.

If you want to give it a try, you can download the files on GitHub. The README.md should have enough details to get started if you're familiar with Typescript already. The repository is at github.com/matthewmmorrow/jdownloader-typescript


The repository contains some examples such as saving history and using it to prevent duplicate downloads.

[pspzockerscene]

Thanks for your contribution.
I recommend also posting this information in the EventScripter thread:
https://board.jdownloader.org/showthread.php?t=70525

[georgegalily]

Hello everyone, I appreciate your hard work and effort.

I tried to use the "saving history" thing
I used the scripts and they are not working, other than the first warnning for the jdownloader.js and the event excution

I done steps:
I compiled the jdownloader.js put it in jdownloader directory

In the event scripter:
Added a script named "SaveHistoryContext" then triggered by Downloadlist Contextmenu Button Pressed + in the edit typed:
require("U:\\JDownloader v2.0\\jdownloader.js")
jdownloader.saveHistoryContextMenuEvent();

Then checked the script box

Then in the downloadlist menu added action for EventScripter Trigger and named it "SaveHistoryContext"

However when I right click a finished package & pressed "SaveHistoryContext"
nothing happen, no History folder created in the jd home, I tried creating the History folder and nothing is created inside it

Am I missing something

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@georgegalily: according to the script,see github.com/matthewmmorrow/jdownloader-typescript/blob/main/src/saveHistory.ts, the trigger must be named correctly (as specified in script)

if(eventTriggerProps.name != "Save to history" && eventTriggerProps.name != "Save to history (Include unfinished)") return;

[georgegalily]

Thank you worked well

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Originally Posted by georgegalily

Thank you worked well

Thank you very much for the feedback!