Feature request: select card and export them

[Arthur-Milchior]

Following upstream, I believe it would be nice to be able to select card(s) in the deck browser and have an option to export them. It would be especially useful to share buggy card for debugging or to share a card type with an example without needing to share a whole deck or create it

[TarekkMA]

I'm going to try to implement this feature

[TarekkMA]

I have ported the feature from the pylib anki, and added a menu item to export selected cards from the CardBrowser activity.

But the issue is the exporting methods is tightly coupled to DeckPicker activity.

I'm thinking about creating a helper class named ExportHelper and both CardBrowser and DeckPicker will delegate the exporting functionally to it. And only handle onActivityResult()

ExportHelper will control the prograssbar and other dialogs, the listener, and exportToProvider function

Interested to hear your thoughts about this

[Mohaned-Elfeky]

can I work on this if this issue is still open?

[david-allison]

Thanks for the interest! There's an open pull request which will close this, so it'd be best to work on something else.

[Mohaned-Elfeky]

ok

[github-actions]

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[simranBhamra]

@Arthur-Milchior Is this issue still open? I see there was a pull request that went stale and you mentioned in a comment that it was better to pick a different issue. However, since this is still open is would I be able to work on this for a school project?

[Arthur-Milchior]

Since Tarekk leaved us, it would be great to have someone taking the issue over and closing it. You can probably either use the commits from the existing PR, rebase them onto master and resolve the conflicts. You can also read them to inspire you and create your own PR. Or you can create a PR from scratch (but I doubt it's the best idea)

[dae]

See #8159 (comment)