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@slexkit/obsidian

v0.3.0

Published

Obsidian readonly renderer for SlexKit fenced UI blocks.

Readme

@slexkit/obsidian

Readonly Obsidian renderer for explicit Slex fenced UI blocks.

Install

Build the plugin package from this repository:

bun run --filter @slexkit/obsidian build

Copy the generated release files into an Obsidian vault plugin folder:

.obsidian/plugins/slexkit/
  main.js
  manifest.json
  styles.css

Enable SlexKit from Obsidian's community plugin settings. The plugin runs in reading mode and does not write generated content back to the vault.

Usage

```slex
{
  namespace: "status",
  g: {},
  layout: {
    "text:message": { text: "Rendered by SlexKit" }
  }
}
```

The plugin registers the slex fenced code block processor in reading mode. It renders the block into the preview container and does not write back to the vault. Blocks in the same note share one trusted SlexKit markdown artifact runtime, so state-only fences can seed later renderable fences.

Runtime boundary

This v0 adapter is a readonly trusted renderer for local vault content. It uses the trusted runtime path because Obsidian renders local files inside the plugin environment.

Do not use this plugin as a sandbox for arbitrary third-party or agent-generated Markdown. Obsidian secure sandbox mode is intentionally not exposed yet; hosts that need untrusted execution should use SlexKit's secure iframe runtime in a web host.

Release assets

The Obsidian plugin assets are emitted to dist/:

  • main.js
  • manifest.json
  • styles.css

manifest.json is generated from the package template and the root SlexKit version during build, so release assets stay version-synced with the npm package.

Troubleshooting

  • If a block does not render, confirm the fence language is exactly slex.
  • If styles look unthemed, confirm styles.css was copied next to main.js.
  • If Obsidian cannot load the plugin, rebuild and copy all three release assets together.