The browser interface has been refactored from a modal to a persistent side-panel view that can be opened and closed
like other Obsidian panes. This provides better workflow integration and allows users to keep the browser open while
working with other notes.
The documentation has been updated to clarify that the "Browse reMarkable" command now opens the side-panel browser
instead of a modal dialog.
The browser modal allows users to navigate their reMarkable file structure, view documents and folders, and perform
actions on individual files. Users can either import documents directly or convert handwriting to Markdown during
import.
The implementation includes:
- New ribbon icon and command to open the browser
- Modal UI with navigation controls (up/refresh)
- Document listing with folder traversal
- Per-file actions: Import and Handwriting to Markdown
- Proper error handling and user feedback
- Comprehensive tests for the new functionality
The downloader was also enhanced to support the new conversion options through a more flexible interface.
The test runner bundles TypeScript tests with esbuild and executes them using Node's built-in test runner. Tests cover
document downloader behavior, path utilities, rmapi bridge configuration, style refinement, and ZIP file handling. Mock
implementations for Obsidian plugin interfaces enable isolated unit testing.
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