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Re: BrickDB announcement
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 6 Sep 2000 21:03:26 GMT
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There is a page in the Admin section that you use to add a set in. Same for
themes. I have already populated a lot of sets(~650 at last check) into the
database, with a huge thanks to lugnet here. Some users can be given Admin
access so that they can add sets in, but as is, there are only 2 at the moment.
But otherwise, when you add a set into your collection, all you do is click the
set # from a dropdown list, add a lil' more info, and hit submit and it does
the rest.
And to respond here to the other reply also, this is free, Open Source. I will
release the code in the next week, if people want it. If not, I am hosting this
as a service to fellow lego junkies like myself that are interested in piece
counts/set totals/etc./etc. that this webpage provides.
I think it provides an interesting way to compare what you and your
friends/LUGNET users have in your collections.
Any and all suggestions for improvement/ideas/new features/etc. are welcome.
And if people are interested in using the site, from my host, email me at
kleric@tiny.net and I will set up an account for you.
Thanks for the responses, I've spent a lot of time on this and it's good to
know some other people are interested in this.
Thanks.
-Brian
In lugnet.general, Kevin Loch writes:
> This is cool. Does it already know the details of the sets or do you have to
> enter that when you enter your inventory? The idea of a simple interface to
> tally up the number of pieces I have is very interesting.
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> KL
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> In lugnet.general, Brian Olmstead writes:
> > Hi.
> > What happens when you combine a computer geek and a lego geek?
> > I create this:
> > http://208.42.18.126/lego/index.php3
> >
> > Its a database driven website for keepin' track of your collection of legos.
> > There are a set of admin pages used for adding • users/themes/sets/links/managing
> > your collection/etc. for each individual user.
> > There is also a place for set inventories, for those people that want/use • that
> > too.
> > It runs off of Apache and PHP, on a Linux box.
> > I plan on releasing the source code sometime in the next week, if there's
> > interest in it.
> >
> > And I guess what the point of this whole post is: Is there interest in this • for
> > other users at my site, or creating their own sites, or should I just go back
> > to my happy little programming cave and leave it for myself? :)
> >
> > Comments and suggestions gleefully accepted.
> > Any other questions I may not have covered welcome too.
> > Thanks.
> > -Brian
> > http://208.42.18.126/lego/index.php3
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| (...) <snip> (...) I'm glad to hear you've gotten positive responses. This sounds like a great service, especially when provided for free! I know I'll be setting up an account myself (I'm so lazy, and never bothered tallying up my sets...). -Shiri (24 years ago, 6-Sep-00, to lugnet.general)
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| This is cool. Does it already know the details of the sets or do you have to enter that when you enter your inventory? The idea of a simple interface to tally up the number of pieces I have is very interesting. KL (...) (...) (24 years ago, 6-Sep-00, to lugnet.general)
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