Power Eagle is an Eagle plugin inspired by PowerToys that adds a collection of power user and developer tools. Unlike traditional plugins, Power Eagle acts as a meta-plugin that provides additional tooling capabilities through a tab-sized interface, allowing users to extend functionality without creating full plugins for simple tasks.

Features

• Modular Design: Easily extendable through mods and mod packages
• Built-in Tools: Comes with several useful built-in mods
• Developer Friendly: Simple mod creation process
• Package Management: Support for installing mods and mod packages

📋 Prerequisites

• Git (Required for Power Eagle to function)
• Windows OS (Some features like es-query-library are Windows-only)

🎯 Built-in Mods

About Page

• Displays real-time status information
• Shows current library, selected items, and folder information

Run Things Workspace

• Script runner with embedded file support
• Perfect for one-off scripts and quick automations
• Supports file filtering and custom actions

Plugin Development Tools (Coming Soon)

• Step-by-step guided plugin generation

BRAT (Coming Soon)

• bringing over the BRAT system from Obsidian

🔧 Official Mod Extension

url: https://github.com/eagle-cooler/power-eagle-mods

System Library Map (es-query-library)

• Windows-only feature
• Maps all .library folders using es.exe (everything)

Base64 Image Converter (img-to-base64)

• Convert images to base64 format
• Streamlined image processing

Python Environment (python-env)

• allows you to setup an embedded python environment
• currently very experimental but in the future will allow you to run python in plugins

💻 How to Create a Mod

Here's a basic example of a mod structure:

• render can be either a path to a html file or a function that returns a string
• styles an array of css strings
• mount a function for the main control
• onLibraryChanged optional handler for when the library changes
• onItemChanged optional handler for when the item changes
• onFolderChanged optional handler for when the folder changes

const myMod = {
    name: 'ModName',
    styles: ['styles.css'],
    render: () => `
        // Your HTML template
    `,
    mount: async (container) => {
        // Initialization code
        return () => {
            // Cleanup code
        };
    },
    // Event handlers
    onLibraryChanged: (newPath, oldPath) => {
        // Handle library changes
    }
};