Forever Ledger 0.8.0

Highlights

• Buy queue: vendor flips and shopping list items lined up beside the auction house; click Buy, or scroll over it, to buy the next one
• Shopping lists: named lists with the most you'd pay and how many you want, saved, shareable, and searched in one click
• Craft from a list: set an item to Craft and the list shows the materials you need, less what you have
• Every Classic item: type any item name and pick it, even ones above the beta's level cap
• Vendor flip settings: choose the least profit worth your time, as a share of the vendor price or an amount
• Better deals and shuffles: deals judged against an item's usual cheapest price, and no more absurd shuffle returns
• Discord: report bugs and ideas with /bug and /feature, and get told in your thread when a fix is live

Added

• Buy queue: the Buy queue button under the auction house opens a panel beside it with vendor flips and your shopping list items, each in its own section. Click a section to buy from it (it gets a bright border); it looks up the next item by itself, and a click on Buy buys it. Stacks of materials take a second click to confirm the final price. It never pays more than the limit, checked again on the final price, or more than you have. Only the section you clicked looks anything up or buys, and scans never switch it, so a shopping list and the flip watch don't get in each other's way. /fl queue.
• Scroll to buy: with it ticked, each tick of the mouse wheel down over your section's top strip buys, and it keeps working while the section is empty, so new flips can be bought the moment they show up. A section on its own gets a big strip to scroll over. It starts off.
• The flip watch adds new flips to the queue within a second of finding them, and a full scan that finds some opens the queue if it's closed. Scans pause for a moment after each of the queue's lookups and buys, and the queue pauses while you search the auction house yourself, so neither replaces the page the other is using.
• Shopping lists: named lists of items with the most you'd pay each and how many you want. Add items by shift-clicking them, dragging them in, typing an item number or Wowhead link, or typing a name and picking from the suggestions. Pick a list from the dropdown; tick "Use in the buy queue" for the queue to buy from it. Search list checks everything on it in one click. /fl lists opens them anywhere, not just at the auction house.
• Want means: per list, Keep this many (bags, bank and auction house purchases still in the mail count; Buy again tops you up after you use some) or Buy this many (Bought counts purchases since Buy again; Buy again buys it all again). Items stay done once you have enough, so the queue doesn't refill them, and the list shows how far along it is (3/5, Complete).
• Craft: set a list item to Craft and the list shows the materials for the number you want, less what you have, with the most to pay for each (your usual price unless you type one). Materials vendors sell are marked. When none of your characters knows the recipe, the original Classic one is used.
• Prices can be typed any way (2g 50s, 1.5g, 25s, or a plain number for gold), with a tip showing what they'll be. "any", or Any price for a whole list, buys the cheapest until you have enough, never more than 3 times the usual price.
• Share and Import shopping lists as plain text, for Discord or a friend. Import also takes a plain list of item names or Wowhead links.
• Every original Classic item's name and recipe is built in, so you can find and plan items the game hasn't loaded yet; ones that can't be bought are marked.
• Hover Have on a shopping list to see how many are in your bags, bank, the mail and on your other characters.
• Vendor flips have their own settings: the least profit worth your time, as a share of the vendor price (0% counts anything below it) and as an amount each.
• Crates: the money a turn-in pays back is taken off the cost ("Pays back" and "Net cost" columns), and crates that pay back more than they cost show a green profit.
• Prices seen at a merchant note your standing with them: "Vendor sells it for 4c at Honored".
• Discord: the Help tab and guide link the Forever Ledger Discord, where /bug and /feature report bugs and ideas. Your report becomes a GitHub issue; your replies are copied to it, and your thread is told when the fix is live.
• "Your data" in the Help tab, the guide and the README: everything stays on your PC.
• /fl perf also shows memory use, how long the addon took to load, and the biggest parts of the saved data.

Changed

• The Vendor flips tab is gone: vendor flips are bought from the Buy queue. The Disenchant finder is now a tab of the same panel, next to Shopping lists.
• Deals are measured against the price an item is usually cheapest at, not its typical price, so there are far fewer and far more believable deals.
• Plays nice with Auctionator and TSM: the first time either is found, Forever Ledger turns off what they already cover (for now the price lines in tooltips) and says so once, with a button to keep them on.

Fixed

• Shuffles that end on the auction house showed absurd returns (Simple Linen Pants 10,564%); what selling brings now uses the item's usual cheapest price.
• What a vendor pays follows the game's current item data, and price history from before a vendor price changed is ignored (crafted wands now sell for 1 copper, and the Greater Magic Wand stopped showing as a deal).
• Items vendors won't buy (essences, dust, shards) showed "Sell to vendor 1c"; they show no vendor price now.
• Gear flips dropped off as soon as their cheap listings were gone or bought, not at the next full scan, and gear purchases are logged under the right item.
• Flip alerts follow the flips exactly and fire as soon as a flip is found.
• The flips list no longer works out every shuffle each time a price is saved, which caused a small hitch every few seconds.