Hi Tobias
> I'm a bit struggling trying to understand this workflow / setup.
>
> Here's a setup I created today for a macro called *dict* that
> I am trying to turn into and publish as my first actual plugin...
Glad you make this step. Given your level of productivity, I expect 100
plugins by the
Hi Felix,
Thanks for all the feedback and walking me through this a little further.
> Minification only works and makes sense with javacript and css.
>
You cannot minify tid files because wikitext is sensititve to newlines etc.
>
Sure, so this was not the plugin for it :D
There definitely
Hi Phil.
For bigger projects, I highly recommend you develop plugins not in the
browser. (although great browser based plugin boilerplates exist like Tinka
by Andreas Hahn).
Do I just leave out the author name from
> `wiki\plugins\PhDyellow\pluginname` and just use `wiki\plugins\pluginname`?
Hi Felix,
Thanks for those links.
After looking through, this is my summary of those discussions:
- have a src and dist folder in the project
- src is the working files being worked on
- dist contains the compiled plugin ready for inclusion with nodejs.
- It is structured
