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Posted: 16 Apr 2014 14:16
Hi Developer,
Please consider the Following:
Could you implement some form of Modular design, allowing experienced developers (like me
) to expand capabilities of AutoMagic trought creating "modules".
Let me get things more clearer:
Using root commands and action script for example, i can pull lots of new triggers and conditions. Simple by using that. Imagine now that you create some sort of "module import option" for automagic, this import option would take a script wrote by someone else and turn it into a new trigger, action, condition.
Do you got it ? this way we could easly have thousands of new triggers,actions,conditions in no time simple by allowing programmers or experienced users to create these. It´s like plugin idea, but superior.
Let me show you an example:
Someone asked here on Feature Requests forum a trigger for when phone is rebooted, so I created this ?
stdout = uptime
if (substring(stdout,11,14) < 1) {
//Fancy Stuff here
}
Quick code to check phone uptime (in minutes) if phone is started for less than a minute, it triggers condition of phone being rebooted.
Please consider the Following:
Could you implement some form of Modular design, allowing experienced developers (like me
) to expand capabilities of AutoMagic trought creating "modules".Let me get things more clearer:
Using root commands and action script for example, i can pull lots of new triggers and conditions. Simple by using that. Imagine now that you create some sort of "module import option" for automagic, this import option would take a script wrote by someone else and turn it into a new trigger, action, condition.
Do you got it ? this way we could easly have thousands of new triggers,actions,conditions in no time simple by allowing programmers or experienced users to create these. It´s like plugin idea, but superior.
Let me show you an example:
Someone asked here on Feature Requests forum a trigger for when phone is rebooted, so I created this ?
stdout = uptime
if (substring(stdout,11,14) < 1) {
//Fancy Stuff here
}
Quick code to check phone uptime (in minutes) if phone is started for less than a minute, it triggers condition of phone being rebooted.