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4. Standard Notes To Financial Statements

These instructions describe how to run an extension in a local environment.

Installing an extension inside Standard Notes consists of two main components:

• A JSON file that describes the extension, and includes metadata such as the extension's current version, description, hosted URL, and download URL.
• The source code for the extension.

To get your extension running locally, both of these components must be hosted on a local web server. In this guide, we'll use the command line server http-server.

Steps#

Standard Notes Extensions

1. Install http-server:

2. In your extension's root directory, run the following command to begin hosting your local server:

   The --cors option allows the Standard Notes app to load your extension via cross-origin resource sharing (required).

3. In your extension's root directory, create a file called ext.json.

4. Place, at minimum, the following key/value pairs. For the full listing of keys, see the Publishing guide.

   'identifier':'org.yourdomain.my-extension',

   'content_type':'SN|Component',

   'version':'1.0.0',

   }

   The url should point to where your extension's index.html is hosted on your local server.The area describes what kind of extension this will be. A list of valid values can be found in the Publishing guide.

5. In your browser, open http://localhost:8001/ext.json and make sure you see the JSON file content from above.

6. Copy the url from the JSON content and open it in your browser. Here, you should see your actual extension running. Your server will look for an index.html file by default.

   If your main HTML file is called something different, or is not located in the root directory, simply change the url value in the JSON file to reflect this location. For example:

7. At this point, your extension is ready to be installed. Open Standard Notes, and click on Extensions in the lower left corner of the app.

8. In the bottom right of the Extensions window, click Import Extension. In the Extension Link field, enter the URL of your ext.json file. In this case, it will be http://localhost:8001/ext.json. Then press enter.

9. You should see a message that your extension was successfully installed. You can now scroll up in the Extensions window, and click Activate next to your extension to run it. If it is an editor, Editors can be activated via the Editor menu in the note panel, under the note title.

Standard Notes Github

Themes#

Standard Notes Apk

If you're creating a theme, you would follow the same instructions, and for area in the JSON file, use 'themes', and for the URL, it should link directly to your css file, i.e http://localhost:8001/theme.css.

Publishing#

Standard Notes To Financial Statements

Once you're ready to ship your extension in a production environment, check out the Publishing guide to learn more about configuring your extension to autoupdate and be installed in an offline environment.