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@pane-app/extension

v0.2.1

Published

Write Pane extensions in JavaScript or TypeScript: the types of Pane's extension contract (wit/extension.wit), web requests (@pane-app/extension/http), toasts, HUDs and the window (@pane-app/extension/feedback), the clipboard, opening, revealing and recyc

Readme

@pane-app/extension

Write Pane extensions in JavaScript or TypeScript. This package is the types of Pane's extension contract, the adapter that turns what a command throws into an answer Pane shows, and the helpers commands import:

  • @pane-app/extension: the types (Command, List, Item, Form, ...).
  • @pane-app/extension/http: web requests.
  • @pane-app/extension/feedback: toasts, HUDs, confirmations and the window.
  • @pane-app/extension/system: the clipboard, opening, revealing and recycling, with the standard actions.
  • @pane-app/extension/preferences: the package's preferences.
  • @pane-app/extension/icons: icon helpers.
  • @pane-app/extension/programs: the system's own programs.

It carries no build tool: a command is bundled and built into a WASI 0.3 component by Pane's tools.

import type { Command } from "@pane-app/extension";
import { showToast } from "@pane-app/extension/feedback";

export const command: Command = {
  async render() {
    return {
      title: "Hello",
      items: [
        {
          id: "hello",
          title: "Say hello",
          onAction: async () => {
            showToast({ title: "Hello from TypeScript" });
          },
        },
      ],
    };
  },
  async openView() {
    throw new Error("this command opens no designed view");
  },
};

Versions

The package's version follows the extension API it targets: 0.2.x is for API 0.2 ("apiVersion": "0.2" in a package's pane.json). A new API version is a new minor version before 1.0, and a new major version from 1.0.

More

The guide to writing commands, with an example of every interface, is guests/README.md in Pane's repository.

Licensed under either of Apache-2.0 or MIT, at your option.