Folder Iterator

As far as I can tell, the server doesn't expose an iterator of all Indigo folders. Assuming that's right (there's no guarantee of that of course), in order to get all folders in one place, I think I have to roll my own. There may be a more elegant way to do this, but it's pretty Pythonic, I think.

Am I missing something?

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f = {}
for folder_object in [('actions', indigo.actionGroups.folders),
                      ('control pages', indigo.controlPages.folders),
                      ('devices', indigo.devices.folders),
                      ('schedules', indigo.schedules.folders),
                      ('triggers', indigo.triggers.folders),
                      ('variables', indigo.variables.folders)
                      ]:
    f[folder_object[0]] = [folder.id for folder in folder_object[1]]

indigo.server.log(str(f))


Example output:

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{'triggers': [1073828790, 182673228, 30846254, 981343334, 42743123, 14429673, 571912516, 1916906011, 1024085457, 595299723, 91927611], 'variables': [184892127, 1269796536, 1863978771, 1132757992], 'devices': [452228027, 1402752664, 1142130304, 1222282872, 362984127, 1496514993, 1170841789, 251697344, 1453848350, 117852589, 1719897690, 1503528654, 428317405, 1161238881, 1781830064], 'actions': [1426203602, 1354552169, 257551181, 1427618268, 1600764606, 1202165711, 504743372, 1326254561, 1617577537, 20346907, 1639805504], 'schedules': [], 'control pages': []}


[matt (support)]

Looks good to me!

Thanks Matt.

I saw indigo.Folder, indigo.FolderIter and indigo.FolderList but I couldn't get a list of folders out of those.