My friend CMDR VirtualPaper has launched Picard! He's posted to the Tools discussion, but it hasn't been approved yet. I'll update this with a link soon.
Both of us have been using Inara for a long time, and really hated the time it takes to update the cargo after a session. Seriously, updating 100+ numbers when you can only see 6 of them at a time is the kind of thing that makes you want to rip your hair out.
So he (with a little, tiny bit of help from me) created this tool. It will login to Inara for you, download what's currently up there, and then make changes based on the CMDR log. It will show you the changes that it's going to make, and then ask if you think it looks good. Then it will actually post the new numbers onto Inara, totally eliminating the most maddening part of using Inara for your Engineering tally sheet.
We've been building it and testing it for many weeks, and it seems to work really well. I hope you all try it out!
Download link: https://jefftickle.com/picard/
Yes, it will complain that it isn't a digitally signed program, because we don't have a certificate, but it's safe. You can view the source code at:
https://github.com/jtickle/Picard
Check it out, and I hope it helps you as much as it's helped me!!!
Both of us have been using Inara for a long time, and really hated the time it takes to update the cargo after a session. Seriously, updating 100+ numbers when you can only see 6 of them at a time is the kind of thing that makes you want to rip your hair out.
So he (with a little, tiny bit of help from me) created this tool. It will login to Inara for you, download what's currently up there, and then make changes based on the CMDR log. It will show you the changes that it's going to make, and then ask if you think it looks good. Then it will actually post the new numbers onto Inara, totally eliminating the most maddening part of using Inara for your Engineering tally sheet.
We've been building it and testing it for many weeks, and it seems to work really well. I hope you all try it out!
Download link: https://jefftickle.com/picard/
Yes, it will complain that it isn't a digitally signed program, because we don't have a certificate, but it's safe. You can view the source code at:
https://github.com/jtickle/Picard
Check it out, and I hope it helps you as much as it's helped me!!!
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