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[ENHANCEMENT] More descriptive default file name when saving a json conversation #12
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Actually that's not the case, it's only Autogenerating a name may cause issues for people who want to overwrite their existing story though. I'd imagine many people not wanting to deal with multiple files and versions, but just continuing their progress on the same file. By generating a new timestamp each time, you always get a new filename each time you save. I think it's probably best to keep the name consistent, and allow the OS to deduplicate if the file already exists. |
I am aware of this - that is why I said default file name. Maybe I should have been more clear in that I am not at all talking about when you've previously loaded a .json file. |
Couple possible idea's.
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Would it be possible to add a text field to the save/load box that would be the name for the downloaded file? I'd rather download it already named the correct way, rather than having to open my trash of a Downloads directory and find the file there. |
Yeah, that solves my issue, but I don't think that's the best place for this option to be. Way too hidden. |
Currently the default file name is just
saved_story.json
which, let's be honest, isn't exactly all that descriptive.A simple way to make it more descriptive is to have it begin with a timestamp in ISO8601 format (year-month-day hours꞉minutes:seconds.milliseconds) followed by the scenario chosen (or something like "custom scenario" if not using one of the stock ones).
So in total it could look something like one of the following examples:
(note that, since Windows doesn't like having colons for file names, I've replaced all instances of colons with the "Modifier Letter Colon (U+A789)" which looks nearly identical and is compatible with WIndows' file names; also the last example uses an "Ideographic Space (U+3000)" to make a larger visual gap)
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