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@gregoriusrippenstein/node-red-scratchpad

v0.1.4

Published

Scratchpad for Node-RED.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

node-red

Readme

Scratch Pad

Provides temporary text fields for pasting and copying temporary text or code.

Inspired by Emacs *scratch* buffer.

Motivation

The scratch-pad is used to store content between edits.

Features

Add Scratch-pads

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Use the add button to create new scratch-pads and use the delete button to remove them again.

A trashcan clears the contents of the scratch-pad but does not remove the scratch-pad.

If adding new scratches and nodes are selected, then the nodes content will be used to fill the scratches created. One scratch per node is created.

Copy & Paste

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Take content and store it in a scratch-pad for later usage. Use the copy button to copy content to the clipboard for pasting into a node edit.

Compare

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Compare two scratch-pads for difference. Use the compare button first by highlighting one scratch-pad and then the second to compare the two.

Storage between reloads

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Contents of scratch-pads can be stored for later usage. Use the save button to store the content into the flows.json file for later usage.

Artifacts