hey, I finally managed to push my app to github, with some sweat involved I haven't packaged an app and released to the public before, let's hope nobody has problems installing it :P
Let's cut to the chase, w2p_tvseries, as the name may suggest, is an app to organize tv shows on the disk. It uses web2py, obviously, and as you'll read on github, I had a precise agenda for it: - use as much web2py codebase as possible - use extensively the scheduler - test if Twitter Bootstrap (as opposed to jquery-ui that I used for all my previous projects) is "enough" for all the functionality required - use AJAX wherever is possible: async stuff will take place probably in places where it was not necessary, but I decided to give it a shot whenever (and wherever) possible - make it a multi-platform app - combine some useful piece of scripts lying around my machine - play and test the requests (https://github.com/kennethreitz/requests) library for all the HTTP communications Some goodies: - twitter bootstrap form serialization - integration with jquery fullcalendar (someone asked a while ago about the implementation) - play with webservices, namely tvdb.com and opensubtitles.org - pagescraping of italiansubs.net - async task scheduling with task reporting - internal documentation written in MARKMIN - a nasty multiform page, on this group is quite a recurring question (check series_settings() in controllers/manage.py) I'm happy with some pieces of implementations, let's say the 80% of it.... modules singletons maybe account for a 10% I'm not happy about, and the last 10% is some pieces of code repeated..... This app 1 month ago looked like a puzzle (trying to piece together scripts ranging from 2 years ago to now ....). It's in alpha stage, things can go wrong but nothing irreversible will be done ;-) Please, web2py developers, feel free to install, review, propose patches and features, etc.
