esi-assets: list personal and or corporate assets

[esi]

esi-assets: list personal and or corporate assets

[gitAskur]

We have nuked the nested list monolith actions and the personal assets including citadels and containers in stations and space can now be accessed through monolith action get_character_assets-v1

Corporate assets monolith action has not been implemented but I should get on that soon so I can remove myself from this task.

[Ligraph]

I assume there is a plan for a locations endpoint or something similar for container names? I think it would be nicer to integrate it into the assets endpoint, but I'm not sure what that would entail.

[a-tal]

ping @gitAskur waiting on a corp assets action yet

[gitAskur]

Oh look another blast from the past I had forgotten!

[gitAskur]

Three hours later I am so intimately remembering why I forgot this and dreaming about forgetting this again (but I won't. Promise!)

[gitAskur]

Back on this now after GLORIOUS INTERNATIONAL WORKERS DAY!

I'll have to ensrue XML parity, which is terrible because this is very costly. So I'm going to spend yet more time on trying to find better ways of approaching this to protect our precious running simulation.

[gitAskur]

Monolith support cannot be released until internal release name EMILY goes LIVE due to refactoring that is happening in the corporation asset management of the inventory modules.

[gitAskur]

Developer doing said refactoring is on vacation... soo I guess I won´t be doing anything with this today.

[JakeChely]

Any news on this one?
It's been a while since the last update.

[gitAskur]

We're in the corporation phase of functional parity, so this is happening. This is however probably the more complex corporation action, and is/was blocked by technical refactoring, I am going on vacation and the priority is on preventing db overload/chatter from scraping.. so to be perfectly honest this one is probably going to be a bit late to the party.

[rebrowning]

Any news on this?

[gitAskur]

I've been on vacation, so no. But this is totally on the parity todo list.