Send2cgeo clean queue

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From @triakcz on August 22, 2012 17:56

Hi,

today I had realised that it will be great when send2cgeo could be able to clean queue, by "magic button". I have two testing phones. And I had sent about hundred of caches via send2cgeo to one of them some time ago (about 4 days). When clicking import from web on the other one phone ... it was downloading the same hundred of caches and after them new added caches. There should be a possibility to clean that queue, because it is really time consument and sometimes uneccessarry to download caches to all users phones.

How this should be solved ? And how send2cgeo works ? What is the structure of queue storage ?

Copied from original issue: cgeo/cgeo#1985

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From @mucek4 on August 23, 2012 5:10

This is possible. I think whole send2c:geo should be rewritten.

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From @Bananeweizen on August 26, 2012 12:33

We are talking about cleaning the queue using the website, right? First I thought this is about a client feature.

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From @toze3 on September 11, 2012 13:25

It could be great to have someway to manage the send2cgeo exported caches, like having a history list and the possibility to create lists before send to the phone, and then send it all (from a list).

Also a great function could be the possibility to select multiple caches from the GC map view. Something like the GCtour does.

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From @triakcz on September 11, 2012 13:30

Great idea, if you can implement the website side, I'm ready to do it in
android side, I now have my own service for handling send2cgeo downloads,
so I appreciate it.

2012/9/11 toze3 [email protected]

It could be great to have someway to manage the send2cgeo exported caches,
like having a history list and the possibility to create lists before send
to the phone, and then send it all (from a list).

Also a great function could be the possibility to select multiple caches
from the GC map view. Something like the GCtour does.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/cgeo/cgeo/issues/1985#issuecomment-8459351.

Ondøej Kunc

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From @toze3 on September 11, 2012 13:34

I'm sorry triakcz, but i don't have programing background, at least at an level required to do something like that.
Here i'm just a user trying to give ideas to improve the geocaching experience with c:geo.

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From @triakcz on September 11, 2012 13:37

OK, this is good idea at all, thanks for it. Now we have to find anybody
who is able and have time to write needed js code, so if there is anybody
available, I can help integrating this into android part.

2012/9/11 toze3 [email protected]

I'm sorry triakcz, but i don't have programing background, at least at an
level required to do something like that.
Here i'm just a user trying to give ideas to improve the geocaching
experience with c:geo.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/cgeo/cgeo/issues/1985#issuecomment-8459643.

Ondøej Kunc

[chaelli]

Hi

I might be able to help. But - I'd need an API to do this... does this already exist?

Cheers Michael

[mucek4]

Technically API for send2 does not exists. It just needs to be re-created.

[chaelli]

but the https://send2.cgeo.org/add.html?cache= works as an api. We would need something like: https://send2.cgeo.org/list.json which would list all caches currently in the list. And then maybe a https://send2.cgeo.org/clear.json to clear the list.

[capoaira]

I would really like this feature. Is it possible to list the server code from send2.cgeo.org here on github? I can't make any promises, but I would like to try it.