[New Feature] Bubble Plugins!

Awesome! Just added a MathJS plugin based on http://api.mathjs.org/

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As the kids say, it’s lit!

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Congratulations on the release!!

Looking forward to get to know it!

@emmanuel Can you explain what the ‘Public’, ‘Hidden’ and ‘Secret’ options are for keys?

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Fantastic per usual! Thank you.

Public: can be changed for each call / action by the user
Secret: is defined as an app setting in the Plugin tab (for keys, etc.)
Hidden: is defined by the plugin builder but not exposed to the user (for instance, something like a header that is just there for things to work).

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Hey @emmanuel just an idea. On the plugin installer popup can we have an icon/text “New” and another “Recently Updated.” beside each plugin in the list. This will help us quickly identify what’s/whats

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Good idea.

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@emmanuel another suggestion is, can we please have a “revert” to this version option. Sometimes you would test changes that don’t work the way you wanted, and you want your editor to be restored to an earlier version (Or the last stable version)

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Is this the best way though? I could also think of a create a test version buttons that lets you create a test private version? Happy to hear some thoughts there.

So your thinking about having a kind of staging area to take the API from development to testing to publish. Sounds interesting, as it will allow a whole lot of control. :smile:

@emmanuel What is the possibility of adding a popup that will expand this multiline. Editing data is challenging using this small input

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This is not an easy fix so we can’t promise an easy thing there, but we’ll think about it.

Another simple idea is to have the “Update Available” to the main plugin list

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Might be helpful to quickly preview list of available api calls in a plugin before installing it

@emmanuel

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I think a good idea to add on would be to have the option for two different endpoints per call. Some APIs have different endpoints for testing and production purposes. Normally, this wouldn’t be a problem in that users can change the endpoints themselves if they are through the API Connector but for the plugins a user who installed the plugin wouldn’t be able to.

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We could display the calls in the plugin page maybe?

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UX feedback. A dropdown of our different plugins to swith to our different plugins would be handy :slight_smile:

Unfortunately we have to have users open a different editor as things happen on page load.

If we could add the external link each call refer to, I would add it for one of them, so users could very quickly see what fields are about.