Export and import preferences#657
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@danielm2402 Thanks you so much for working on this. This looks wonderful. 🎉 Just a design suggestion, these options right now look too prominent/distracting. Shall we push it into a Kebab menu like this mockup below: Link to the Kebab Menu component: https://github.com/responsively-org/responsively-app/blob/master/desktop-app/app/components/KebabMenu.js |
I really like your idea, I will make the respective changes |
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@danielm2402 Did you get a chance to look into it? |
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@manojVivek Hello, I was away a bit due to health problems, but before the weekend I will make the menu |
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No worries @danielm2402. |
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@manojVivek Sorry for taking so long, as I mentioned I had some health problems, but, I'm back and I want to help in this amazing project. I just added the kebab menu, I am looking forward to your reviews. |
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@danielm2402 Amazing, can you please add a screenshot of how it looks? |
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@manojVivek Of course
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@danielm2402 One suggestion, can you please make the options subtle like the ones in the screenshot below?
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@manojVivek Resolved. I remain attentive to your comments. Thank you very much
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This is looking great, merging it now.
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✨ Pull Request
📓 Referenced Issue
#656
ℹ️ About the PR
Added buttons to export and import user preferences. I preferred to do the download and upload of the json file from the main process, from the renderer process there is a problem with the redux extension in development mode (I think it is a better solution to do it from the main process). I would love to read the proposals to improve UX to export / import buttons and about the configuration file which is currently a JSON.
🖼️ Testing Scenarios / Screenshots
Uploading a config file with 3 custom devices and darkmode
I tested exporting and importing configurations between windows (10) and Linux (Debian bullseye)