On 8/21/22 7:42 PM, Greg Hellings wrote:
- Built-in ability to sync database via Cloud storage (I am
planning to
start with Dropbox). This then supports the usecase of using
the same
database across multiple devices (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile).
As someone who likes to self host with Synology, I would love to
see integration with that.
You mean a NAS on the local network? What would be the interface
to that? Local http(s)?
Are there existing integrations for that with other apps?
Synology is a NAS appliance, yes. However, it comes with mobile apps
(the main one of relevance here is called Drive) that simulate the
behavior of Box, DropBox, etc apps for synching arbitrary files. On
Android it appears in my list of places to open or save files to when
I'm dealing with email attachments or social media uploads similar to
the other apps mentioned.
Ok. I would need to check this. The question is whether there is some
kind of existing API to interface with this app ...
A few rough edges I noticed using it in service, not related to the
mobile bit specifically.
Once I wrote a note for a verse, I had to cycle note visibility on and
off again in the UI to hide them. It seems that entering the edit mode
displayed them without toggling the menu item, I think? I'd have to
play with it more to be certain that's what happened, but it seems
that's what went on.
Thanks. I'll look into this. I can confirm that the two features (on
demand note editing vs. note editing turned on for all verses) are not
properly synced.
https://github.com/ezra-bible-app/ezra-bible-app/issues/733
Also, not sure if this is the app or a module issue but I have both
the NET module from eBible, KJVA from CrossWire, and a few other
modules installed. NET is the primary display. When I select the first
verse under any header and pull up the comparison pane to see other
translations, all of them display text except for KJVA. The KJVA has
text for the verse if I pull it up as the primary module, and it
doesn't happen on other verses nor on other modules. I'm attaching a
pair of screeneries to show what I mean.
I'll look into this.
https://github.com/ezra-bible-app/ezra-bible-app/issues/734
Overall it is a very useful mobile app on tablet!
Happy to hear that!
Best regards,
Tobias
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