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front-matter-plugin-api-provider
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This package provide some functions to get API from to resolve file titles by Front Matter Title which is required to be installed
npm i front-matter-plugin-api-provider
import {getDefer} from "front-matter-plugin-api-provider";
const path = 'Folder/ds1.md';
const defer = getDefer(this.app);
let api = null;
if (defer.isPluginReady()) {
api = defer.getApi();
} else {
await defer.awaitPlugin();
api = defer.getApi();
//if you want to wait features you can use the following chain
if (!defer.isFeaturesReady()) {
await defer.awaitFeatures();
}
}
or you can use Safe Wrapper
import {getApiSafe} from "front-matter-plugin-api-provider";
const path = 'Folder/ds1.md';
//Wrapper will check
const api = getApiSafe(this.app);
const api: ApiInterface;
//It will return list of enabled features.
const ids = api.getEnabledFeatures();
const api: ApiInterface;
//Get factory and create a resolver for feature.
//WARNING: if you pass disabled feature id, you will get a resolver which returns value by settings for features.
const resolver = api.getResolverFactory().createResolver('#feature-id#');
console.log(resolver.resolve('file.md'));
const api: ApiInterface;
const dispatcher = api.getEventDispatcher();
const event = {
name: "manager:update",
cb: console.log
}
//Keep ref to remove listener
const ref = dispatcher.addListener(event);
//Remove listener, if needed
dispatcher.removeListener(ref)
FAQs
API provider for Obsidian Front Matter Plugin
We found that front-matter-plugin-api-provider demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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