[REQUEST]Add the ability to save soundboards and clip lists and reload them later

[danheidel]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It would be nice to be able to have multiple soundboards and clip lists that can be saved to files and loaded in the UI so the user can switch between multiple soundboard setups

Right now, I have a very elaborate soundboard loaded that I would like to be able to keep. However, outside of manually making a copy of the settings files I am unaware of any way for me to create a new soundboard without losing the existing one. While it's not particularly difficult to do this workaround, it seems like an excessive ask for novice users that don't feel comfortable hunting down the configuration file locations.

Describe the solution you'd like
Add the ability to save the soundboard button setup and clip list as named files that can then be reloaded later. I can't imagine that this would require more than adding a file save/load dialog to the existing state save functionality.

[dan0v]

Would this be solved by #70, or is what you're missing more an explicit export/import feature?

[danheidel]

#70 is somewhat related but this would be more an explicit import/export function. For example, if I were to start working on a completely different project, I might want to have a different clip list with associated soundboards. Otherwise, if all my soundboards have to share a singular clip list, the sheer number of sound clips (not to mention sound profiles for those clips) could easily become overwhelming in time.

Since #70 seems to imply a parent-child relationship between the clip list and soundboards, it would make sense to have the savefile structure reflect that to make implementing #70 simpler.

As a secondary benefit, an export/import feature makes it simpler to move work between computers as long as the user has a parallel system for ensuring the sound clips files maintain the same relative filepath to Amplitude.

[cD1rtX3]

Technically since everything is just JSON files, you can move, rename, and edit the ~/.local/share/amplitude-soundboard/soundclips.json file directly. You're right, though; it would be nice to be able to do this in-app.