1.4.1 (141)

[DerGoogler]

What's new in 1.4.1?

• Fixed the dark mode issue
• Fixed search engine
• Plugins are now context isolated
• Plugins are now in a own activity
• Improved app performance (i tried my best to make the app faster...)
• Added new categories to SFW (pat, punch, hug, kiss, cry & smug)
• Removed open dev tools
• Added plugin editor (Buggy)
• Fixed page loading error on desktop
• Updated translations
• Added fun language (bc i was bored xd [german only])
• Added option to hide images with status of 404
• Removed support for iFrames
• Removed FAB
• Action Sheets has been replaced with dialogs
• Custom theming has been removed, use the HWPlugin state instead
• NSFW content will always disabled on Instagram and Facebock browser disabled
• Added AES encryption
• Windows requires now system login data
• Added an plugin playground (beta and browser only)

Source Code

• Added native.isInstagram, native.isFacebook.
  • All these properties are now read only, to protect other plugins

Helper Texts

      {
        key: "enableBottomTabbar",
        icon: "table_chart",
        type: "switch",
        text: string.placeTabberOnBottom,
        helper: {
          text: "This settings requires not app reload/start", // string.thisHelpText
        },
      },

HWPlugin Changes

Plugins are now context isolated, they cannot access to the Android and Windows interface anymore

Due the new context change some elemens variables not work. Is recommended to open an issue.

Examples

// Windows
console.log(window.Windows.readFile("plugins.yaml"));

// Android
console.log(window.Android.readFile("plugins.yaml"));

Version

You can get and require an version

Get

native.version.get; // 1.4.0

Require is a little build different, It returns an boolean, not an string or number.

if (native.version.require(140)) {
  console.log("This version is supported");
} else {
  console.log("You need the 1.4.0 version to make the plugin running");
}

Methods to initialize the plugin

(function () {
  const plugin = new HWPlugin("PluginName");
})();

initFile(() => {
  const plugin = new HWPlugin("PluginName");
});

Run initFile() and your plugin will directly created

initFile((plugin) => {
  plugin.loadCSS({});
});

Console

Console logs form plugins will now marked as an plugin log

Example

HighContrastPlugin: Author of this project is Der_Googler

Onsen UI

The core of Onsen UI is now available in the plugin state

Example

ons.notification.alert("Button is tapped!");

NOTICE

If you're using an bundle builder, (like Webpack) don't use require if you want to use require use pluginName.require

Screenshots

Plugin Activity	Editor Activity

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This discussion was created from the release 1.4.1 (141).

[DerGoogler]

Ok, this release was absolutely clean!