Can I modify my plugin's description?

[ChasKane]

Hi, I'm the author of this mobile toolbar plugin. Would it be possible to update the description text on its page in your site if I paste it in a follow-up here?

[HandcartCactus]

@ganesshkumar I'd also like to understand what's going on with my plugin's description, and if I could edit it, or at least ask you to use what I have currently provided. The website says "The description of the plugin is populated from the content corresponding to the plugin as found in community-plugins.json file". The description I provided in this file for obsidian-remove-newlines was:

"Remove line breaks or blank lines from text selected in the editor, or as you paste from the clipboard."

The description provided for my plugin in your app is:

The Remove Newlines plugin simplifies text editing in Obsidian by adding actions to remove newlines and blank lines from text. Users can process selected text or clipboard content to eliminate unnecessary formatting issues, such as word-break hyphenation and consecutive whitespace. The plugin provides multiple ways to execute these actions, including the right-click context menu, keyboard shortcuts, and the command palette. Users can customize settings for text handling and add personalized hotkeys for convenience, ensuring a streamlined and efficient editing experience.

Either I provided this at some point and removed it (for good reason) or it appears to actually be an AI summary of my already concise (and IMO far easier to read) README overview, which I think currently does a good job of explaining what it does and how it can be used/configured:

Core Features

• Adds two (sorely needed) actions to Obsidian.md:
  1. Remove newlines from text (optionally remove word-break hyphenation and fix consecutive whitespace issues)
  2. Remove blank lines from text
• The actions accept input from wherever you might have text:
  1. Selected in the editor
  2. From your clipboard (while pasting)
• The actions can be run any way you find most convenient:
  1. Right-click menu (context menu)
  2. Keyboard shortcuts (hotkeys)
  3. Command Palette

Not to be extremely nitpicky, but here's why I feel like the current description is verbose and potentially confusing to readers:

The Remove Newlines plugin (readers have this context already, obsidian even asks us not to do this in the style guide) simplifies (?) text editing in Obsidian by adding actions to remove newlines and blank lines from text (verbose. as opposed to a "text editing action" that removes newlines and blank lines from something other than text?). Users can process (vague. "apply the actions to" better here) selected text ("in the editor" only, not outside) or clipboard content to eliminate unnecessary formatting issues (not so, really only newlines and blank lines), such as word-break hyphenation (this is configurable in the settings pane but is NOT the main point of the plugin, which is simply removing newlines and blank lines) and consecutive whitespace (only when removing newlines). The plugin provides multiple ways to execute these actions (the plugin only adds the right-click context menu, obsidian provides the other two ways) including the right-click context menu, keyboard shortcuts (NOT included by default), and the command palette. Users can customize settings for text handling (what is text handling? I only have toggles to turn on/off the two features already explicitly mentioned above) and add personalized hotkeys for convenience (this is a feature of obsidian itself and already mentioned in the previous line, my plugin does not add these automatically) ensuring a streamlined and efficient editing experience (gratuitous).

[ganesshkumar]

I will take a look over the weekend

[ChasKane]

Replacement text below 😄 (I'm not interested in commenting on the existing text 😅. it's fine for what it is, it's mostly just outdated). Also, could you remove "[plz donate]" from the latest release on that page or refresh it to get the latest release title? Anyway, thanks for maintaining this project!

A fully customizable, collapsible toolbar that floats above the keyboard, replacing the default toolbar. Highly polished, feature-rich. Built (and maintained!) with ❤️

In edit mode (wrench 🔧 icon, or obsidian command Gay Toolbar: Toggle edit mode), each button can be assigned a primary (tap) and optional secondary (long-press) obsidian command, as well as any number of swipe commands, each assigned to a different swipe direction. Buttons can be moved between slnt swipeots by long-pressing and dragging in edit mode. Their colors can be customized from a customizable color palette or assigned in bulk. The background color of the whole toolbar can be set to a solid color, or you can use your own CSS value for crazy radial gradients or whatever. Did I mention this toolbar is customizable? The number and size of rows and columns can also be set independently, and when you arrive at a config you like, you can snapshot it like a video game save slot.

[ChasKane]

also the readme section renders an error on my plugin's page. nbd, just wanted to flag :)