Adds new flags `--drawj2d-jar` and `--install-deps` to handle OCR dependencies
Automatically checks for required tools (unzip, Java, drawj2d.jar)
Installs missing system packages when `--install-deps` is used
Updates documentation with OCR setup examples
The implementation includes dependency checking that can be skipped with `--skip-deps`
when OCR functionality is not needed. The installer now copies and configures
drawj2d.jar if provided, and updates the plugin's data.json accordingly.
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 new `install-plugin` script automates plugin installation to Obsidian vaults
with support for both vault paths and direct plugin directory targets. It
includes options for skipping builds and dry runs.
Documentation in IMPLEMENTATION.md now includes usage examples for the new
installation method alongside the existing manual installation instructions.
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.
- Use Node filesystem APIs instead of shell commands for temp cleanup
- Add absolute path helpers for cross-platform compatibility
- Generate both main.js and dist/main.js artifacts
- Improve error handling in document downloader
- Track additional document metadata in sync tracker
- Replace Unix-specific `find` with recursive directory traversal
The build system now generates two output files (main.js and dist/main.js) for
better compatibility with Obsidian's plugin loading. Path handling has been
centralized in new utilities to ensure cross-platform behavior, replacing shell
commands that had Windows compatibility issues.
Add dependency validation, batching, and progress feedback to OCR pipeline
Improve error handling and cross-platform compatibility
Refactor GLM-OCR client to use file-based requests with auth
Remove base64 dependency and use native Node.js file operations
Optimize notebook detection and page file discovery
Cache sync tracker data to reduce disk I/O
Update default settings to use localhost endpoints
Fix manifest.json and increase build size to 17 KB
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