Looking forward to this. I think it should have plugin API available in that file. The same API as in plugins (not the internal logseq.api)

Any news on this?

Any news on this?

Just waiting for a reviewer. Will be processed soon 😃

Ahhh yyyyesss. thanks

I'm trying to use this feature but when I reload with custom.js Logseq doesn't alert me that it has found a custom.js file or ask to execute it. Any thoughts on how to fix this?

I'm running 0.5.4 on MacOS.

same issue here on 0.5.4 win10, custom.js doesn't seem to load and got no alert asking for permission

Same issue here

Same issue here

Hi @jjaychen1e, What's the version of your desktop app? I tested it, and it works for me on Mac & Windows.

Same issue here

Hi @jjaychen1e, What's the version of your desktop app? I tested it, and it works for me on Mac & Windows.

I test this feature with a new created graph and it works (macOS, Logseq 0.8.18). But for my original graph, the prompt doesn't show up (using the same custom.js).

And then I move my original graph from iCloud (iCloud~com~logseq~logseq/Documents) to ~/Downloads/Logseq, it works well.

Then, I unlink the original graph and open it again, it doesn't work. Weeks ago, this feature works well, it seems it's broken in the recent versions. It seems the location of the graph can affect this feature. I notice there is a PR about enabling custom.js in the mobile platforms, I don't know if it's related: #5441

Update: ~/Library/Mobile Documents/iCloud~com~logseq~logseq/Documents doesn't work, but ~/Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/Logseq works well. The former is created by the logseq app, and the latter is created manually.

And then I move my original graph from iCloud (iCloudcomlogseq~logseq/Documents) to ~/Downloads/Logseq, it works well.

@jjaychen1e Thanks for your details! Will do more tests soon :)