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Warming up issue #38 again, it seems using the non-changing command ids instead of the command palette names gains some popularity, as in @deathau’s Command URI plugin, and @Vinzent03’s Advanced Obsidian URI. They use a "free format", i.e. you can specify either the command name or the command id.
Maybe it would be worth studying their code and implementing the same for Obsidian Leaflet?
Reason: Command names change with the selected Obsidian language, making it hard for people who switch languages often, because all command logic breaks. The command ID never changes, so would be an ideal candidate to use.
Unfortunately, there is no official command id list (and plugins can add to the commands anyway), but anyone could use my Obsidian Command and Hotkey List (new version) to show command ids and their currently assigned hotkeys within Obsidian. This requires the Dataview plugin to be installed and operational.
Warming up issue #38 again, it seems using the non-changing command ids instead of the command palette names gains some popularity, as in @deathau’s Command URI plugin, and @Vinzent03’s Advanced Obsidian URI. They use a "free format", i.e. you can specify either the command name or the command id.
Maybe it would be worth studying their code and implementing the same for Obsidian Leaflet?
Reason: Command names change with the selected Obsidian language, making it hard for people who switch languages often, because all command logic breaks. The command ID never changes, so would be an ideal candidate to use.
Unfortunately, there is no official command id list (and plugins can add to the commands anyway), but anyone could use my Obsidian Command and Hotkey List (new version) to show command ids and their currently assigned hotkeys within Obsidian. This requires the Dataview plugin to be installed and operational.
Here’s the link to the code, in the Obsidian Forums:
https://forum.obsidian.md/t/dataviewjs-snippet-showcase/17847/37
Not high priority, though. Just put it here since more plugin authors pick it up.
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