Hi Riz, > Hi BTC, > Can you clarify what features will the app have over the existing android > tiddlysaver webdav app? Consider the following features.
Thanks for mentioning the webdav app, I didn't know there was one for Android. Therefor I can't tell what the differences are I'm not really interested in anything where I have to set something up. I want an app that just lets me start doing something using Android-native features and finally making TW interact with them The app should be designed similar to TiddlyDesktop, with a landing page where I can create or select wikies I want to be able to have different wikies open at the same time I'm trying to figure out if that landing page can be accessed by swiping in from the left from any wiki, would be good I want the share mechanism working, so that I can share with TW from other apps. It should allow selecting the wiki I want to share with Sharing should also work from within TW. I'm thinking about an extra export button that opens a "share with" dialog I want to solve the current shortcomings with going fullscreen (and fullscreen content like yt videos probably) Basically, I want to make the App integrated and communicating with the system first, and then build up on that Then I'd like to explore widgets and notifications and all those extra goodies Android provides > > * Not limited to a single folder. This is the biggest shortcoming of the > webdav android tw saver app. You have to put all tiddlywikis in single > folder. Ideally we should be able to long press an html from anywhere and > choose to open with the tw app. > Yes, that's very important to me, too. I started with the simplest way I found for saving the file, without having to dig too deep into the mechanisms. I think I'll get there during the process * Ability to share text to a default tiddlywiki, which will be stored as a > tiddler. > * Ability to create quick notes from notification bar in a default > tiddlywiki. > Yeah right, setting a tw as default makes great sense. That shouldn't be too complicated. I think Android already remembers such selections, for example when I open a link it asks me which browser and if I want to always open links with that browser. So the mechanism is there and I'd just try using it > Not necessary, but would be nice to also have. > * Ability to create a new empty wiki. > That's a no-brainer > * Cloud Sync > Yep, maybe, would be cool. I'd have to gather some ideas about the how-to ... * Where to put the files - or tell a process to just sync that selected TW from wherever it is? * What syncing mechanism ... I haven't explored how easy it'll be to use my Linux knowledge within Android, but I think starting a sync command should not be the most difficult thing to do. I've seen that I can make background services. I think a button somewhere that launches a sync could already be sufficient, I like the idea of being in charge about what and when to sync * What should be the sync target of choice, should there be more, can it be made configurable to just add a preferred target... ? Android lets us add accounts, maybe they can be accessed for syncing ... * This is something to figure out... The more help I find with this the more likely it becomes to be realized > Sincerely, > Riz > Thanks Riz, you've triggered a pretty good brainstorming :) all the best, BTC -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/e700d656-6686-4045-92e4-0f163181ebfd%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
