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Overview ¶
Package extensions is the extension UI of the native desktop: the sidebar page at /ext/{panelId} and the slots (sidebar, settings, chat-side, status-bar) other areas embed.
The Web UI mounts runtime ES-module panels through window.__PANDO_UI__ (web-ui src/lib/pandoUI.ts). Natively each panel runs in an embedded web view (kit.WebPane) that loads a small host page Pando serves (GET /api/v1/extensions/host?panel=<id>, internal/api) providing the same __PANDO_UI__ v1 contract. The one thing it cannot provide is ctx.react (the shell's React lives in the bundled WebUI): panels that need it show a clear error in their box, and "Open in browser" loads the WebUI route /ext/<id>.
For the settings agent and the chat/status areas (see slot.go):
extensions.Panels(a, client.SlotSettings) // sections to add ("ext:<id>")
extensions.Slot(a, c, client.SlotSettings, id, 0) // draw one panel
extensions.Slot(a, c, client.SlotChatSide, "", 220) // every chat-side panel
extensions.Slot(a, c, client.SlotStatusBar, "", 28)
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Functions ¶
func HostURL ¶
HostURL is the address the embedded web view loads for a panel: the server-served host page with the API token (a navigation cannot carry a header) and the theme.
func Panels ¶
func Panels(a *app.Context, slot string) []client.ExtensionPanel
Panels returns the panels the build contributes to a slot, in order. It is empty on standard builds and before the manifest loaded (the settings area redraws when it arrives).
func Slot ¶
Slot draws the panels registered for a slot ("sidebar", "settings", "chat-side", "status-bar") one under another, or only panelID when given. height > 0 fixes each panel's height (use it for compact slots such as the status bar); 0 lets a single panel fill the available space. Standard builds have no panels and Slot draws nothing, so it can be dropped into a layout unconditionally.
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