@neal Good evening Neal! Hope all is well. I was wondering if you could help me understand how to access an IKAWA profile I’ve uploaded into Typica. Where do I go to find it once I uploaded it?
If you remember back to our previous convo. I was having trouble loading any profiles at all and I was sent a new batch details window that helped solve this issue...is it possible that the ‘simplified’ batch viewer is prohibiting me from accessing this feature within Typica?
@agudbrandson If the data isn't loading on that screen or if it's still not available from the batch log, if you could send a current CSV (email or use the public file drop I linked earlier) I can look into it more locally and fix things if there's now a bug.
@neal I just uploaded one of the last roasts I did on the IKAWA to NextCloud for you to look at. Hope that helps! Thanks again for the help :)
@agudbrandson Sure enough, the format's been changed. There are a lot fewer columns there than there used to be.
@neal alrighty, good to know!
@agudbrandson Tried to send you an updated IKAWA import filter but your mail server doesn't like javascript files as mail attachments. Here's the file:
https://code.typica.us/neal/Typica/src/branch/development/config/ImportFilters/IKAWA.js
If you click Raw you'll get a plain text file that you can save into your local config/ImportFilters to make this work with your files.
@neal thanks Neal! I will give this a shot later on today. I appreciate the help once again. :)
@neal Hi Neal, you'll have to forgive me, I'm not very tech savvy....is the Local Config/ImportFilters within Typica or is that something I have to find on my Mac?
@agudbrandson Right, it's just like the last time. Right click Typica.app, show package contents, then Contents/config/ImportFilters. My initial instructions were vague because I can't remember what platform anybody is using and Mac is a little different from Windows since the latter doesn't really have app bundles.
@neal no problem haha. I remember now. Thanks!
@agudbrandson That change wouldn't have affected this, but the import code is old enough that it's possible that the app changed the CSV it's exporting to become incompatible or that the data wasn't properly saved in the first place.
If you go to Manual Log Entry, enter the details of the green coffee and roasting details, then switch to the Roast Data tab, File->Import->IKAWA, select the file. You should see the data loaded on the screen. Submit. Should be available through the batch log.