nextcloud / nextcloud/activity

Filter activies and export it/save it in a pdf file

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Description

If I as a provider of learning content (educational center) teach participants via Nextcloud, i.e. provide them with learning materials through file sharing, the activities of individual persons must be traceable and logged.

It would be great if you could filter out individual participants using a search function, for example, and then print out this list or save it as a PDF.

Exactly the same thing is required by the control authorities of project sponsors.

They want to see this archived in the way of a pdf…especially in Germany! It must be quick and easy to understand what the participant/pupil “Max Muster” has done with the files he was given.

So a search function and a “save as …pdf” function would have to be built into the Activity App. The best way to do this is also in the split file view (right sidebar). This would be great!

More in Nextcloud community forum: https://help.nextcloud.com/t/important-feature-request-app-idea-for-the-activities-app/77926?u=frank.scheuer

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Research direction

Start by reviewing the Activity app's split-file view and right sidebar, then inspect how activity entries are currently displayed and whether filtering or export is already supported. Done should include searching for an individual participant's activities and printing or saving the filtered list as a readable PDF.

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Assessment

Tech stack
javascript
Domain
frontend
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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