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Two closely related concepts being rolled into one Issue. I won't regret this.
Right now, users have to manually visit GitHub to download the appropriate version of XIVDeck and then manually install it. This is fine, but a bit frustrating and an unnecessary step. It would be awesome if XIVDeck could auto-download the proper .streamDeckPlugin and guide the user through installing it (including triggering all necessary dialog boxes and all).
Certain installs will also fail thanks to Stream Deck App issues (generally requiring a manual install). A built-in troubleshooting tab for the "no connection detected" window to help guide users through the repair process (with buttons!) would help cut down on certain support requests for the most common issues.
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Related: Recently a lot of version bumps for the XIVDeck Plugin have only affected the Dalamud side of the connection. It may make sense to split out the Dalamud and Stream Deck plugins into separate repos or separate versioning tracks.
I've also been toying around the idea of creating a "bootloader" Stream Deck plugin that grabs the actual JS from the Dalamud Plugin, but honestly no idea how to do this.
I've also been toying around the idea of creating a "bootloader" Stream Deck plugin that grabs the actual JS from the Dalamud Plugin, but honestly no idea how to do this.
I think this could be achieved with Module Federation. You could serve the actual app module from Dalamud and use it as a Lazy-Loaded Microfrontend in your „shell“ Stream Deck plug-in.
Two closely related concepts being rolled into one Issue. I won't regret this.
Right now, users have to manually visit GitHub to download the appropriate version of XIVDeck and then manually install it. This is fine, but a bit frustrating and an unnecessary step. It would be awesome if XIVDeck could auto-download the proper
.streamDeckPlugin
and guide the user through installing it (including triggering all necessary dialog boxes and all).Certain installs will also fail thanks to Stream Deck App issues (generally requiring a manual install). A built-in troubleshooting tab for the "no connection detected" window to help guide users through the repair process (with buttons!) would help cut down on certain support requests for the most common issues.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: