/logseq-emoji-picker-fork

logseq-emoji-picker fork to pack to the market

Primary LanguageTypeScriptMIT LicenseMIT

Repository description

This repository is a fork. The code is borrowed from logseq-emoji-picker.

The purpose of this code repository is to package and upload to the marketplace, in order to solve this issue.

Thanks to everyone in the community for their contributions.

We will explore whether logseq can officially maintain this plugin in the future.

News

  • 2022-07-18
    • upgrade from emoji-button to picmo
    • support newer versions of emoji
    • support custom emoji

Emoji Picker Sample

This is picker sample that show you how to use slash command and position popup ui :)

Demo

demo

Adding a Custom Emoji (Hosted Online)

Emoji.Picker.-.Custom.Emoji.mp4

API

npm version

Logseq.App
  • registerSlashCommand: (tag: string, action: BlockCommandCallback | Array<SlashCommandAction>) => boolean
  • getEditingCursorPosition: () => Promise<BlockCursorPosition | null>

Running the Sample

  • npm install && npm run build in terminal to install dependencies
  • navigate to the plugins dashboard: tp
  • click Load unpacked plugin button in Logseq Desktop client
  • select this sample directory to load it

Logseq Plugin Samples

This repository contains sample code illustrating the Logseq Plugin API. You can read, play with or adapt from these samples to create your own plugins.

Plugin APIs: https://plugins-doc.logseq.com

Prerequisites

You need to have node and npm(or yarn) installed on your system to run the examples. Then install the latest Logseq Desktop App from here.

Using nvm to install node and npm

For those who are not familiar with the installation of Node.js and NPM, a simple solution would be to install Node Version Manager (NVM)(link). The installation is straightforward: just download and run the installation bash script. You may need to give access permissions to the script.

After installing nvm, using the command nvm install 16(for current) or nvm install 14(for LTS), you'll be able to install the current version of node and npm on your machine. Because nvm installs locally, there is no need for the sudo command.

For those familiar, nvm acts similarly to anaconda: the same way you can select your version of python with anaconda, you can choose your version of node.js.

Usage

  • git clone https://github.com/logseq/logseq-plugin-samples
  • open Logseq Desktop client and turn on Developer mode in user settings panel
  • open the toolbar dot menus and navigate to plugins page
  • read the README file of the sample you want to load, then determine if it should be rebuilt (npm install && npm run build)
  • navigate to the plugins dashboard: tp
  • click Load unpacked plugin button, then select the sample directory to load it