API? about ac-nh-turnip-prices HOT 10 CLOSED

I wanted to learn about OpenAPI specs this weekend so I took a stab at making one and generating a server stub for it.

I have it running on Glitch it autogenerated some docs here and the code is here on Github. It's probably riddled with bugs since I just forked lib/prediction.js from here without testing it out much, but it's a basic prototype. 😆

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Going to close out this issue as a backend is out of scope for this project. Feel free to fork it and build your own on top of this, however!

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There is no backend for this, it's entirely on device. If you wanted to write a mobile app, you could write your own implementation of the algorithm in whatever language you'd like.

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Would be really cool if the website supported URL parameters.
So if you navigated to:

https://turnipprophet.io/index.html?buy=100&mam=10&mpm=20&tam=30&tpm=40

it would automatically fill in the fields.

My particular use case is that I host a google doc with a lot of friends and family, everyone puts in there prices there, and we sort of work like a syndicate. More chances of profit.
Would be really neat if I could script a link that automatically populates the site without requiring a greasemonkey script to find the input elements and alter their values.

I'm really new to Git, so whilst I think I could add this functionality without too much issue, I don't know how to pull and commit etc.

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Would be really cool if the website supported URL parameters.
So if you navigated to:

https://turnipprophet.io/index.html?buy=100&mam=10&mpm=20&tam=30&tpm=40

it would automatically fill in the fields.

My particular use case is that I host a google doc with a lot of friends and family, everyone puts in there prices there, and we sort of work like a syndicate. More chances of profit.
Would be really neat if I could script a link that automatically populates the site without requiring a greasemonkey script to find the input elements and alter their values.

I'm really new to Git, so whilst I think I could add this functionality without too much issue, I don't know how to pull and commit etc.

#27 implements something similar to this with same use case 😉

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You're a gem Peter!

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There's been a couple requests for this now, so definitely something worth considering.

Bigger concerns were around the loss of personal data because the app stores values in the browser's Local Storage.

I haven't looked back over @peter50216's PR since he adjusted for that concern, but I will do that today.

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Welp, if something like this gets implemented, I'll definitely consume it from a mobile app! :)

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I'm likely going to re-implement the algorithm in Dart and use it to build out a mobile app in Flutter. If it doesn't take too long, and I like it, I'll probably release it.

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@theRTC204 sounds good!

I've started work on an implementation of the algorithm, but in kotlin. I've been looking for a project to learn kotlin with for a while now, so this might be perfect.

I've heard good things about dart and flutter though, I'd be very much interested in taking a peek at yours if you open source it 😉

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