Errors in mobile plugin development

[Heyooooooo]

Hey, I'm trying to adapt the Journal Plugin for mobile and having some issues.

I mainly want to add commands like Open Today's Note and Insert Link to Today's Note to the NoteToolbar or Editortoolbar and used the Home Note Plugin as a reference on how to implement this feature.
This is working well but I am getting lots of error messages like this on the Open Today's Note command: Error: Cannot execute a command without a runtime : editor.focus. The command still works and it creates and opens the note like it should, so I'm not sure what the issue is. This leads to the plugin having an error symbol in the settings, so I would like to find a fix for it if possible.

Does anyone have an idea what the issue could be? This is the repo if someone wants to take a look.

[Heyooooooo]

Anyone have some insight into plugin development for mobile?

[personalizedrefriger]

@Heyooooooo

Open Today's Note command: Error: Cannot execute a command without a runtime : editor.focus

Currently, editor.focus only seems to work on mobile if the Markdown editor is open (and not the viewer). On desktop, editor.focus should focus the note viewer if the Markdown editor isn't visible, but may fail if no note is open.

Based on this, it may make sense to adjust Joplin's editor.focus command on mobile to either:

• Focus the viewer when the editor isn't visible.
  • This should be consistent with the implementation of editor.focus on desktop.
• Switch to and focus the editor.
• Leave editor.focus as-is and implement focusElementNoteBody on mobile.

Related notes:

• Toolbar button commands starting with editor.: Prefixing the names of commands that should focus the editor with editor. should cause the editor to auto-focus in some cases without the need to manually call editor.focus. The editor. prefix marks the command as an editor command and, if run from a toolbar button, should cause the editor to auto-focus after the command is run.
  • This doesn't seem applicable to the Journal plugin, since its commands aren't run from toolbar buttons.

[Heyooooooo]

Thank you for your detailed response. If I'm understanding correctly that means that the issue is in Joplin's source code and not in the plugin? Is there any workaround for this error or would I just need to wait for this to be adjusted in the mobile implementation at some point?