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The challenge with an inventory, as opposed to shopping is classification. With shopping lists, I don't need much classification, milk is milk, lettuce is lettu
by atmanactive 27d ago
The challenge with an inventory, as opposed to shopping is classification. With shopping lists, I don't need much classification, milk is milk, lettuce is lettuce. But, for an inventory, I need a tree of parent-child relationships as well as tags, with freely configurable destination fields, like, for example, KeePassXC/KeePassDX. Not all objects have same data attributes, like, for example, that measuring tape, is it a 3m or 5m tape, is it a construction tape or tailor tape. My USB cables in the drawer, are they USB2 or USB3, USB-C or USB-A. In my brain, a shopping list is a flat array, while home inventory is a file system with tags.
- chedieck 27d agoMakes sense. I will put that on the ROADMAP, maybe /shopping can be reworked into /inventory and made way more detailed and powerful. Thanks a lot for your input!
- atmanactive 27d agoAwesome. Looking forward.
- chedieck 25d ago[dead]