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Please see https://my.jdownloader.org/developers/#tag_265 for the structures/objects
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I really recommend to NOT use api event stream at all and just use *On new link* and *Download has stopped*. in case you want to stick with api event stream, there should be events when new links got added to linkgrabber list instead of listening to the linkcrawler events
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The script with trigger api event stream mustn't be synchronized/blocking because it may slow down alot or even cause deadlocks. I will provide new methods to provide synchronized blocks within scripts instead of the complete script
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@Demongornot: I suggest we create a new Thread for questions about development /api use and leave this thread for questions/finished scripts. What do you think?
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And another thread where we discuss general script related questions which aren't directly related to script requests and resulting scripts. You'll have a lot of post to move, sort and create links to though. I'll wait for your answer/decision before posting answers for the previous posts related to my questions. |
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@Demongornot: I agree. Maybe instead of a thread, maybe a seperate subforum dedicated to threads and each thread contains a single script with request/script ... new thread->new request -> script in this thread. that way it's easier to search and discuss for requests/feature wishes and scripts.
what do you and @mgpai think about this?
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@Jiaz I agree, a subforum for development (which could include a thread for functions/methods request), API and scripts in general and another for scripts request and posting, though a main thread that catalog and link all the posted scripts would still be nice and useful, I am not a believer in the search system, though I use it as much as possible, I know that it isn't perfect (I might loose hours per weeks fighting against the stupid Google algo, even using include, exclude, date and other filters, and yet Google is the best out there) and one could miss a script just because it have a different name than his function might suggest.
The most practical thing for the "index" would be that everyone making a script could "submit" his post containing the script, moderators and highers would just need to validate it and voila, the link to said post will be automatically added to the list, if he submit another post with the same script name, it will simply be for updating the link to a newer version, this way it don't require a long and tedious job for the team to keep the list updated. |
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I don't see any real advantage from an index for scripts than just a simple subforum where each script has its own thread and the script can be discussed and updated within same thread. That way the team isn't involved and ppl can request scripts and community and nice ppl like you&mgpai can respond in thread and provide scripts, then the thread tag can be changed from request to finished .
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It's all up to you to take the final decision.
I wasn't talking about only an index but rather both a subforum which include a pinned index thread, which would work exactly as you described while adding an easier way to find scripts. It would offer the advantage to see all the scripts at an unique place without the user having the search feature which doesn't always work, it can also help discovering scripts we didn't know we wanted/needed and would have never thought about searching them. It can easily prevent to miss a script because the title of the request or of the poster isn't good enough to find said script because of its name (hence why I talked about a basic description when required) or if an user search for a specific script with no ideas how to call it and/or if keywords from inside a post would be to general and drawn the potential answer inside many unrelated posts. Also there are some script that can be good for some peoples who need really specific feature but who wouldn't make it into that list because they could be exploited in a negative way if the user don't know what he is doing, it would help to avoid this script to be "easily" found, and lets peoples who specifically want it to search for it as the "normal" way would be to look at the index. The other side of this is best demonstrated by my first post, where an users who ask if something in JDownloader (it will probably not be posted in the scripts subforum) can be done and someone and someone answer them with a script solving their issue, it won't require to move the thread to the subforum nor renaming it, as the name could be totally irrelevant for scripts request/search. And finally, in a thread, a long discussion can happen with many versions of the script being posted, the first and last to be found aren't necessarily the one an user might want but rather an outdated or a special version requested by someone who had specific needs, an index would help an user who isn't computer literate to find the good one as its name/description will link to the specific post of the "general" and latest version. That's my arguments in favor in a pinned index in the subforum. I got that idea from the Kerbal Space Program game's forum, the mods subforum contain an index who did the same : **External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff** Sadly it was from a member and not from the team, meaning that when the user became inactive, the thread wasn't updated anymore. |
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Sorry, but I have to decline this particular request. I have, in my previous posts (in this thead), explained why I do not wish to create scripts which simulate downloads.
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@mgpai: I told him to contact you. He has a valid use-case and it's fine for me if you help creating a script. He needs to *load* the files from his own account for specific time, else they will count as inactive and trashed/deleted.
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@Demongornot: now I understand. a new subforum with each thread to a specific script and it's questions/discussion. latest script version in first post. and one sticky thread that serves as an index for all scripts/managed threads for easier *look and find* ? To be honest, I don't have the time for maintaining or supporting that subforum but if you would spend time on it and @mgpai would also agree on this, I would setup such a subforum for you.
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1fichier.com/hlp.html That is their business model. If users needs additional cold storage, they have have to opt for a different plan.
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What I was thinking about is, the sticky index thread simply link directly to the post in the thread where the latest script version is, this can also allow for multiples scripts per post to be linked in the index. And if a auto submitting and updating code is put in place on the forum, it mean the only job for the team would be to check for any abuse rather than having manually to link all them, except the initial subforum sorting and threads building if course. But it can also be used to link the script's posts in the first page of the thread. Regardless how you do it, I agree, as a subforum for scripts would be a nice addition ! |
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