Trndi - CGM Data on Desktop & Raspberry Pi
Getting started with Plugins
Full reference of functions in Extensions Functions
Plugin folder
Plugins are placed in the plugin folder. You can find out where it is in Trndi’s settings:
Plugin support
Trndi can be built without plugin support aswell; if so, the box is grayed-out:
Official versions of Trndi support extensions on Windows and Linux (amd64/x64). Due to limitations in the engine Trndi uses, extensions are not supported on arm(64) platforms such as RaspberryPi and macOS.
Creating/Installing a plugin
To create, or install, a plugin - create/move a .js file in/to the plugin folder. It will automatically load on the next start of Trndi.
If you are using multiple users in Trndi, plugins will run independently, “sandboxed”, per user.
Writing an extension
See the full reference of functions in Extensions Functions
Info and Copyright
To have your extensions show their name and copyright, add a header at the very start:
/* My Extension
(c) My Name*/
If no /* is present, the plugin will not show any info. If your first row is another comment it might be shown as copyright.