feat: save/load web-ui settings to local org-roam-dir #336
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Resolves #223
This pull requests adds a small feature to save and load the graph settings from the web-ui into a file in the
org-roam-directory.It enables different different
org-roam"silos" to store individual graph configurations (such as tag colours) and also allows easier synchronization of settings across browsers or devices.To achieve this goal, I have added a section to the tweaks sidebar with buttons for manually saving and loading the configuration. (see
StoragePanel.tsx).Saving
The browsers local storage for
org-roam-uiis copied into a JSON string and sent through the web-socket to the Emacs backend. It is then stored into a file in the currentorg-roam-directory(seeorg-roam-ui--on-msg-save-settings).Loading
The Emacs backend serves the content of the local settings file through a servlet. The frontend clears the current local storage for
org-roam-ui, writes the content of the received settings file into the local storage and reloads the webpage (seesettingsservlet andStoragePanel.tsx).