Change plugin's name and add option to add any arbitrary wrapping element

[ManasMadrecha]

This plugin has so much potential. We can literally add any wrapping element with any class or style and assign any Hotkey using this plugin.

For my personal use, I have added this extra code in the main.js file on my PC, to mark any text as red.

               this.addCommand({
                    id: "toggle-span-red-text",
                    name: "Toggle stext into red",
                    callback: function () { return _this.urlIntoSelection("<span style='color:red;'>", "</span>"); },
                    hotkeys: [
                        {
                            modifiers: ["Mod", "Shift"],
                            key: "r",
                        },
                    ],
                }); 

So, I can use this plugin (and Hotkeys) to mark up my docs using arbitrary HTML styles, which otherwise is such a hassle while typing each HTML tag manually in markdown.

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But the issue is that currently, I need to edit the main.js file manually. It would be great if the plugin's settings dialog itself had the option to manually add any wrapping texts, and save them in a data.json file. Also, whenever the plugin updates, I won't have to update the main.js again manually with my code.

[Benature]

This is exactly what I want to do too! But these months I've been too busy to update the code. (Thoughts are just in my mind, but have not been split into sub-tasks).

Are you interested in collaborating on the update? The first step I think is to find a sample to add self-config in the setting. Maybe can learn from QuickAdd or some else. I don't know whether there is a document about this since I've not developed Obsidian's plugin for a long time I think.

Sorry for the late reply, I missed some github notification emails before.

[Benature]

I move the feature to another plugin Text Format at v1.8.0, as I think wrapper is also a kind of formatter.

So this plugin will not change the name and keep itself as a small simple one.