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SQLSeal Types Package

This package helps you type your external plugin that uses SQLSeal internally.

Installation

npm install --save-dev @hypersphere/sqlseal

Usage

Example usage from SQLSeal Charts library.

import { Plugin } from 'obsidian';
import { ChartRenderer } from './chartRenderer';
import { pluginApi } from '@vanakat/plugin-api';
import type { SQLSealRegisterApi } from '@hypersphere/sqlseal'

export default class SQLSealCharts extends Plugin {

  async onload() {
    this.registerWithSQLSeal();
  }

  private registerWithSQLSeal() {
    const api = pluginApi('sqlseal') as SQLSealRegisterApi
    const registar = api.registerForPlugin(this)
    registar.registerView('sqlseal-charts', new ChartRenderer(this.app))
  }
}

Unregistering will be automatically done by SQLSeal when you unload your plugin so no need to implement custom onunload() logic.

Checking SQLSeal Version

You can check current SQLSeal version by calling:

const api = pluginApi('sqlseal') as SQLSealRegisterApi
console.log(api.sqlSealVersion) // i.e. '0.20.0'

Checking SQLSeal Version

You can check current SQLSeal version by calling:

const api = pluginApi('sqlseal') as SQLSealRegisterApi
if (api.apiVersion >= 2) {
    // Targetting API 2+
} else {
    console.log("Plugin is incompatible with SQLSeal installed. Please update SQLSeal to the latest version and try again")
}