Sending responses

September 8, 2023

NOTE: The way Fleeting Notes handles responses is subject to change. This document will be updated accordingly.

The Response object is an object from the Deno fetch library.

If status code is 200:

AND response contains a note objectAdd your first pluginNOTE: this object is subject to change The note object is a JSON object that contains 3 parameters: title, content, source. It might look like: { "title": "title of the note", "content": "content within the note", "source": "a source", }, then the current note is updated to match the note object.

var exampleNote = {
	"note": {
		"title": "new title",
		"content": "new content",
		"source": "new source",
	}
}
return new Response(JSON.stringify(exampleNote));

AND response does not contain a note objectAdd your first pluginNOTE: this object is subject to change The note object is a JSON object that contains 3 parameters: title, content, source. It might look like: { "title": "title of the note", "content": "content within the note", "source": "a source", }, then the response body (string) is pasted at the current cursor location

return new Response("hello world");

If status code is not 200:

Then a dialog will be shown with the response body show in the dialog.

return new Response("error!", { status: 400 });

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Create your own plugin1. Fork this repository 1. Create a folder to plugins/community in your fork. Use dashes to seperate words when naming this folder. 1. In the folder you created, add a file index.ts 1. Create a function within index.ts to that takes in the Request as a parameter and returns a Response. For example: export default (request: Request) : Response => { var exampleNote = { "note": { "title": "new title" "content": "new content", "source": "new source", } } return new R