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Allow to export card data to file or clipboard #17

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luisschwab opened this issue Jan 4, 2023 · 4 comments
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Allow to export card data to file or clipboard #17

luisschwab opened this issue Jan 4, 2023 · 4 comments
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@luisschwab
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It would be very nice to be able to export data encoded on the card to a file, or even copy it to the clipboard.

Copying unique ID's is easy enough, but I have cards encoded with over 100 lines of JSON. Pretty much makes it impossible to work with the data.

@Harry-Chen Harry-Chen added the enhancement New feature or request label Jan 5, 2023
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The problem with exporting data is that different types of tags have different data on them. While it is straghtforward to generate a JSON clip (in fact we use JSON to pass data around, which you can see in read.js), it is not easy to come up with a general abstraction / data format.

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maybe just allow for copy paste on each field then?

@Frostie314159
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So... I came here looking for the same thing. My solution for now was: Create a backup of the app data over ADB -> decompress the backup -> view the sqlite database. For a temporary solution we could just export the data ROW. It's JSON and it's a way of sharing the dumps.

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For the time being, I have created a small script, that downloads app data. Just run it like this ./dump_app_data.sh im.nfc.nfsee and you will find the app data.

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