Ability to save queues

[gardaholm]

Would be great if queues can be saved and accessed later.
Maybe via a share URL which stays persistent on the server?

I sometimes search for possible projects or for a warmup list while sitting on the couch. And it would be handy access this later. With your filter screen it would come handy

[marcodejongh]

Is it good enough for now if we save the queue in the storage of your phone?
I've been trying to avoid doing too many backend things as they can potentially add a lot of work, it's also why the connections between phones run through web RTC (peer to peer)

[gardaholm]

I guess having them on the phone is good enough. I normally scan to the list before I start my session or the day before to create a playlist for myself (or for others)

[marcodejongh]

@gardaholm How about I just add official Kilter/tension lists support using their rest-apis?
The only caveat is that I would have to store login details in your browser and proxy them through my server, which technically is considered a security risk. However, I doubt anyone is storing anything sensitive/abusable in their Aurora account, but wil lneed to warn users that they shouldnt reuse passwords

[gardaholm]

using the tension lists would also be great, I guess!
can't they be accessed with the token alone, without using the credentials?

[marcodejongh]

I'd have to ask Aurora for www.boardsesh.com to be added to their CORS Headers which I doubt they'd be willing to do.
Because if they did that, its still the same security problem as they dont control the boardsesh frontend code.
So if I wanted to from teh FE code, I could still compromise peoples accounts.
The real solution to integrating would be to set up some kind of oAuth flow, but thats a big piece of work for them and therefore unlikely to happen.

But climbdex has the same problem, and solves it in the same way.
To get around CORS, I proxy requests through my own backend, the downside of that the user has to trust I dont steal/log their credentials.

But considering it's a climbing board app, not online banking, I doubt it would scare too many people