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Currently, the unit test based on Karma does not work. We will need unit test for longer term development.
oeway updated
5 years ago
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Currently, there are two different ways to handle loading/saving files for plugins with or without the plugin engine. For Javascript plugins, file can use browser file dialog to load file and trigger …
oeway updated
5 years ago
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When saving/editing plugins with `single-instance` and `allow-detach` flags, the python process will not restart and this cause problems for debugging these plugins.
As a workaround for now, once n…
oeway updated
5 years ago
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Right now, we use plugin file parser is for vuejs, and it enforces the rule that there can only be one root element in the template, as a result, for `window` plugin in ImJoy, we have to also use a si…
oeway updated
5 years ago
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Both from user/administrator space.
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Since recent changes for supporting unit test, the Monaco editor becomes buggy. At least two problems are identified:
1. reported by @muellerflorian "cmd-Z is doing strange things sometimes. it delet…
oeway updated
5 years ago
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With webassembly, it's now possible to run python plugins without the plugin engine. Supporting python plugins which does not rely on the plugin engine would essentially free the users from installing…
oeway updated
5 years ago
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`requirements` and `env` are currently used for Python Plugins, however, these two interfaces can be also used by javascript plugins.
* `requirements` can be used for defining the required js depe…
oeway updated
5 years ago
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Reported by @muellerflorian , it can be reproduced with the following steps:
1. create a webworker plugin
2. save and run with:
```
class ImJoyPlugin {
async setup() {
}
async run(my) {
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oeway updated
5 years ago
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