Hi all,

I am not sure if this is a support or feature request

What I would love to be able to do, is to have tellico listening on some port for http(s) connections, and serve to the clients a page showing a simple (but user-configured) report of the collection. The use case is when one is at a shop and needs to quickly check with his/her smartphone whether she/he already owns a certain item. I know I could export a report as html and copy it on the smartphone. I was just thinking the direct server capabilities would be easier.

Is this by chance already possible?

Thanks for your help,

Andrea.

barlowrm wrote:What I would love to be able to do, is to have tellico listening on some port for http(s) connections, and serve to the clients a page showing a simple (but user-configured) report of the collection. The use case is when one is at a shop and needs to quickly check with his/her smartphone whether she/he already owns a certain item. I know I could export a report as html and copy it on the smartphone. I was just thinking the direct server capabilities would be easier.

Is this by chance already possible?

That's a neat idea. But no, it's not already possible, I'm afraid.

Hello,

I up this topic to tell about tellicoop wich may correspond to what is looked for here :
https://github.com/linux2400/tellicoop

It simply updates an html export of a tellico collection, from saves.tc in an online directory. Using this one can manage and keep up to date a collection from any computer running tellico. A cooperative collection (sort of an online library like inventaire.io), displaying contact of the owners, can also be made.

I discovered it, but wasn't able to compile it. I would appreciate help about it. I have all tellico dependencies installed and I would like to know if I must type "make" in the tellicoop directory of the archive. I tried but the commandline tells me there is no file to begin compling, although there are two cmake files.