I would like to have an Option to set a keep quantity for Crafting. For example when I am crafting Enchants I want to keep x amount of crystals.

I think this is mostly usefull for people that are raiding. Most of the time when I get a new Item I can't enchant it without running to the AH because I used all my mats for crafting. I could buy crystals and stuff before every raid sure, but they would count towards the gatherlist everytime i make a new crafting que.

I know this is not something everybody would use but I and I can imagine other raiders would love this feature.

Through various bag addons I have seen different icons added over items in my bags. ElvUI adds item level numbers, and Pawn puts green arrows on items that are an upgrade to wear.

In the same way that I set up pricing schemes in my operations and groups, I'd be able to define criteria for bag highlighting on items. Based on auctionDB data and my defined pricing, a gold icon would show up on items in my bags currently selling at an agreeable price based on my settings.

For mule characters with banks full of BOEs and pets, it'd be awesome to quickly see what is worth pulling out of storage and listing.

When the Info column label is press, it sorts the list into alphabetical order. This is great, but it also means that items that are undercut, are displayed in the middle of the new list, and one is then forced to manually scroll down to see them.

If the text in the Info description was changed to something that would allow all "You have been undercut" items to be sorted to the top/bottom of the list, it would remove this irritation.

Possible suggestions are to add a number to each type of description, with the undercut one having the highest/lowest number.

Currently if there are items on the AH, mailbox, bags, bank, guild bank mailing operations only take the quantity of items in your bag into account when evaluating.

We already have warehousing for moving in/out of bags/banks however I want to keep "X" items on the AH and "Y" in the bank then run a mailing operation to send any other items away. Would like the option to include/exclude locations of all items on a character when configuring an mailing operation.

TSM already seems to keep track of where items are. (1 AH, 2 Bags, 4 Bank, 0 Guild bank) Thought to be able to add these to mailing rule evaluations.

Just like warcraftlogs in pve I would really like to see some kind of leaderboard that would track your performance using the accounting and tsm app data you have, making a ladder with the numbers.
TUJ does this kind of things with the avg stock value, but there is no global ladder or even numbers.
What may be interesting is the value of your auction, your daily profit over a given period (same for everyone).

I really think some persons are competitive by nature so it would add something more to tsm as well as more traffic probably over time.

Now how to make the data accurate is another question, I'm just leaving that here.

By default it would not be activated and you'll have to tick a checkbox to opt in (publicly show gold results or something like that)

What shortfall are you trying to solve in the current functionality of the addon?

Destroy only allows for setting thresholds by prices. While this can prevent accidental d/e of an item that would be more profitable sold to the vendor it doesn't not prevent accidental d/e of times in your bags you may be using for off-spec or other reasons. Many times those items are from the current expansion and can be easily identified by their item level.

How would you or others use this feature?/What new functionality do you hope to attain with the addition of this feature?

To help prevent this, I believe a simple slider or custom text field for an item level threshold would be beneficial. Using this indictor the user could sent a maximum item level to be d/e'd. Anything over this ilevel would be excluded from Destroy. For example, I just farmed Black Temple and have a bunch of 141 and lower ilevel items. I also have a few 800+ items I carry for off-spec. When destroy comes even with the current filtering options many of the 800+ items appear in the list as well as the lower item levels. If I was able to set a ilevel threshold of 800 then I would only see items to d/e and can then use my macro to quickly and efficiently clean up my bags.

I realize that I could add those 800+ items to my already large list of item exclusions. However, I'm going to want to d/e those items eventually as well, so I will have to search that list and un-exclude them. If this suggestion were implemented, though, I would simply move the max ilevel up to what ever is relevant in the current expansion and continue adventuring.

Thanks for considering.

TSM ignores low duration auctions, but it can still be optimized.

I got insanely good results by continuously ignoring the cheapest auction on a specific market (boe flipping), and instead posting higher, waiting for the lowest auction to be sold.

If there is only 1 item that you're selling and that is listed between 1c and your normal price, TSM will undercut it, even if it's like 50k lower than your normal price, but still higher than your min price.

You don't always want to undercut that because that 1 auction can get sold or removed at any time. You want to keep prices at your normal price.
Sometimes you want to ignore that one auction, wait until it sells and sell yours higher.
TSM can't deal with that, you have to check manually after each scans.

When shuffling items ie. creating a bunch of items to send to another character to disenchant. your inventory is going to be full most of the time until you have disenchanted some of them.

Since this is mostly gear, your inventory will fill up with only a couple of mails, the suggested feature is that when `IsControlKeyDown` and clicking `Open All Mail` it will try to keep looting after X amount of time has passed.

This is so that if you are using something like CKS to disenchant in the background, you don't have to go to the game and keep looting once you have free space in your inventory.

Instead, it will just try to loot again after the specified time has passed, and you can keep disenchanting without doing anything.

- What shortfall are you trying to solve in the current functionality of the addon?

There's a few things I'm trying to do with TSM that requires me to scan the SavedVariables since TSMAPI doesn't support what I'm trying to do.

- What new functionality do you hope to attain with the addition of this feature?

1. A table of items put up on the auction house with their stats (last sold, ammount sold, ammount expired, ammount expired since last sold,...) similarly to TSM:GetAuctionStatsSinceLastSale(itemString) and TSM:GetAuctionStats(itemString, lastSold) wich we can't use.
I am currently splitting, iterating and analysing through: TradeSkillMaster_AccountingDB["r@"..GetRealmName().."@csvSales"] and TradeSkillMaster_AccountingDB["r@"..GetRealmName().."@csvExpired"]
wich is slow and really not pretty.

2. Get the current profile on current character.
I'm using "TSMprofile = TradeSkillMasterDB["_currentProfile"][UnitName("player").." - "..GetRealmName()]" to achieve so.

3. Get the minimum/normal/maximum price of an Auctionning operation.
It's currently possible to get operations of an item or group through TSMAPI.Operations:GetFirstByItem(itemString, module), but you can't go into more details. I currently have to use "minimumPrice = TSMAPI:GetCustomPriceValue(TradeSkillMasterDB["p@"..TSMprofile.."@operations"]["Auctioning"][TradeSkillMasterDB["p@"..TSMprofile.."@groups"][v]["Auctioning"][1]]["minPrice"], itemString)" (and similar for normal/maximum) to achieve this result.

- How would you or others use this feature? (perhaps the most important question - please provide SPECIFIC use-cases)

I use all of this (and more) to automatically know about bad auctions that won't sell when mass posting (with the expired since last sold by sold ratio), automatically sell my items in the "Bad Auctions" group (I prefer that over TSM_Vendoring) sort and rearrange my mogs into different price brackets, know when an item is to low to even be worth auctionning, know when an item has previously sold but isn't currently in a group and (in conjunction with CanIMogIt) automatically sell ungroupped learned mog pieces that are not worth selling.