Is there anyway that emby can load JavaScript code when login

[Cheesegeezer 3086]

14 hours ago, shure said:

I'm not sure is this what you mean 

https://github.com/Shurelol/Emby.CustomCssJS/tree/main/Emby.CustomCssJS

You have a pull request.  

[shure 24]

4 minutes ago, Cheesegeezer said:

You have a pull request.  

Thanks for your pr. Big surprise for me.

Is it possible to realize the fuction in CustomCssJS.js by IServerEntryPoint instead of adding list.push("./modules/CustomCssJS.js") in app.js

[Cheesegeezer 3086]

6 minutes ago, shure said:

Thanks for your pr. Big surprise for me.

Is it possible to realize the fuction in CustomCssJS.js by IServerEntryPoint instead of adding list.push("./modules/CustomCssJS.js") in app.js

Yes, i think you would need to acquire that file, add in your line and then upload it back to the server.

[shure 24]

53 minutes ago, Cheesegeezer said:

Yes, i think you would need to acquire that file, add in your line and then upload it back to the server.

I'm sorry i'm not good at C#. Could you please give me some code example that the JS file can be executed from the back-end if you have time

for the time being, I only know JS file will be executed when i open the plugin config page.

or Modify the app.js in front-end to make JS file executed when UI loaded.

[Cheesegeezer 3086]

 

 

59 minutes ago, shure said:

I'm sorry i'm not good at C#. Could you please give me some code example that the JS file can be executed from the back-end if you have time

 

 

 

Now's the time to start learning c# lol.  

Stack overflow would probably have it but you need to use File and Directory Classes, which is part of System.IO

You can also use Emby's IFileSystem interface, which would be better in this case, this will give you direct access to any users Emby Server installation.

something like this to read and insert you text in the app js file.

 

string text = File.ReadAllText("app.js");    
string line = "your text is here";  
string insertpointtext = "text your location of insert line";   

int searchindex = text.IndexOf(insertpointtext);  
string first = text.substring(0,searchindex);  
string last =  text.substring(searchindex,text.length());  
text = first + line + last;  
File.WriteAllText("app.js", text);