GoatLord

Here's another suggestion, I hope you don't mind my suggestions and questions so far @chnapy... I'm pretty sure being able to reorder boxes in the storage list has already been suggested, and that would be great! However, would it be possible to change the size of each box too? This might just be a game limitation, what do I know, but it would be great to be able to set them to any size that you want. So that you can have all your mons from 1 game in 1 box, or say, all shinies in one box, or all legendaries in one box, and so on. Right now I believe each box can hold 30 mons, but it would be cool if you could set that to any size, configurable per box. Or maybe have a few size options, like 30, 60, 120, and maybe even 240?

I tried to recreate the error by deleting the pokeapi folder that it had previous told me it needed. I figured that since adding the pokeapi folder fixed the issue, deleting it would make the issue reappear and then I could screenshot the error. However after removing the folder and repeating what I had done previously, the issue did not occure... So I guess if the error, or any other error, comes up in the future, I'll send them your way then. But for now, everything does appear to work as intended as far as I can tell? Very weird that it'd request that I install pokeapi though since you say PKVault does not depend on it. Is it possible you use some kind of library that may pull from pokeapi without you knowing it? Causing it to depend on it?

Well I would have gladely provided a screenshot already, but as I said, I already fixed that issue by installing the pokeapi repository linked on your github. But I believe it said something about being unable to find a move that mon had and then referenced a file path to a pokeapi folder where it was expecting to find that file, but I didn't have that folder. What's weird is that the location where it expected to find the pokeapi folder was not even within my PKVault folder, it was in the folder above it. Is PKVault supposed to require Pokeapi in order to function? Or again, are you just supposed to run the exe and then it should work without any extra installations? I believe I am using the latest version of the app, version 1.1.2, and the build ID is 01a8c5f7-cf5f-4f8d-8a2d-044ba889fbbf Side question, what's your plans for this software moving forward? I think it's a brilliant software, and something this community has needed for years, so it would be cool to see it maintained long term.

Thank you for explaining that! The issue I had earlier was when I was attempting to move a mon from 1 game to the other, I got an error saying it was missing some pokeapi folder, which I did not have. Looking at the github page, I found mention of pokeapi, and downloaded the repository, and after adding it to the place where PKVault where expecting it, the move was successful. However, I did not find any clear mention of any dependencies, such as pokeapi, in the github page. So this has now lead me to wonder, have I installed this wrong? Or am I supposed to install any number of dependencies or do any other steps than just run the exe file? Because for clarity, all I had done previously was run the exe file and configure my save locations, that's it. If there is anything else I need to do for PKVault to run properly as intended, please do let me know.

Also, I'm kind of a beginner when it comes to this stuff and I'm finding the installation a bit confusing honestly. Just installing the exe file seems to work, but looking at the github I feel like I am doing something wrong, and moving some mons between games causes errors claiming it's missing needed files. Do you think you could give me a sort of step by step guide? I'm only looking to run this locally and have no need for a web app, so if I just want the windows desktop client, how would I set that up properly, in a step 1. step 2. fashion, and so on?

Hi! First of all, I just want to say, incredible work, I've been dreaming of a tool like this for years! I wasn't sure how to get in contact with you, but I just wanted to ask, you mention the app supporting a webapp? That's not really something I need personally, but I noticed the exe creates a "webview" folder with lots of contents inside it, despite me not installing any web app? Maybe this is a dumb question, but what is this folder for? If I haven't installed any web app, why is there need for a web related folder? Or does the regular windows desktop app connect to the web too for some reason?