Would you consider a real publish? I mean publish it to the official Joplin Plugins Repo. Then, users can easily install your plugin by searching the plugin name from the tools > Options > Plugins page.
Since I can't find your plugin on the npm, I guess you have missed some steps of publishing. Or you just don't want to do this yet?
OMG! The tool is awesome! But it seems doesn't work well if I use it within my notes, it is akin to being stuck at the loading process, but it's fine when I opened a blank note for it.
I really love this tool, as my suggestion, I think it better run on a new dialog window, and then save images at once to the notes. Joplin has 2 similar plugins that are worth reference Draw.io and Freehand Drawing.
I can confirm it works on Linux (on Github you said has not been tested on Linux).
Not yet quite usable, but if you manage to get it, as suggested by @Sinacs, in a separate dialogue it would be excellent. Good luck with it's development!
One more question, is there any way to quit the excalidraw editor? Or something I missed?
As I try to remove the related syntax, it generates again automatically. If I want to completely remove it from my notes, I need to remove the syntax and then switch to other notes at once (before the syntax generates again), then it will work. But this is a bit tricky.
Thanks @artikell, the speed is now better than before, and the switch btn is helpful.
For a little more, if it can set the dark mode as the default start, it would be more comfortable to use. And then I will keep my mouth shut and look forward to all your great updates in the future!
Likewise on Linux (Joplin 2.9.4), the panel opens, but the drawing interface doesn't load.
Thanks for bringing Excalidraw to our attention, @artikell. I was already using drawio, which is excellent for diagrams, but I very much like Excalidraw and will use that more for quick sketches, and drawio for more complex charts.
In the meantime, my workaround is to draw directly using the Excaldraw site, save as svg, and then insert the image into the Joplin note that way.
Wish you good success developing the plugin, it will be very convenient to do it from inside Joplin.