[BUG] User scripts errors on Mobile (QuickAdd 0.5.0)

Description

On two scripts, I’ve noticed errors when trying to launch them on mobile.

To reproduce

Script 1

When launching your Movie and Series script, I get the following error :

Error: Failed to load. Cleartext HTTP traffic to www.omdbapi.com not permitted

It seems that writing :

const API_URL = "https://www.omdbapi.com/";

Instead of :

const API_URL = "http://www.omdbapi.com/";

At line 5 of your script solves the problem ?

Script 2

When launching my Video game script, I get the following error :

TypeError: QuickAdd.app.vault.adapter.getBasePath is not a function

Apparently there is a problem with line 46 :

var basePath = QuickAdd.app.vault.adapter.getBasePath();

Maybe this does not exist on mobile ? How could I solve this issue so that it works both on mobile and still on PC ? I need to write some data to obsidian configuration folder and thus need vault path to navigate to it.

Script 3

My books script works perfectly fine on mobile (Android 12 - One UI 3.0) thanks to your 0.5.0 update !

Environment:

• Device: Galaxy S20FE
• OS: Android 12 - One UI 3.0

[chhoumann]

@Elaws Exactly that function is actually a bit harder, I believe. It’s not accessible from the window object, unlike app.

I just released a version which exposed the Obsidian API in scripts. Then you should be able to access the function like so:

module.exports = async (params) => {
    // params.obsidian.normalizePath
}

[Elaws]

Wow @chhoumann, this is great : thank you very much !

Thanks to your help, I’ve finally been able to make script n°2 work on mobile, using the following (approximately) :

async function start(params, settings) {

[...]

var relativePath = params.app.vault.configDir;
savePath = params.obsidian.normalizePath(`${relativePath}/fileName.json`);

[...]

if(await params.app.vault.adapter.exists(savePath))
{ 
    userData = JSON.parse(await params.app.vault.adapter.read(savePath));
} 
else {
    [...]
    await params.app.vault.adapter.write(savePath, JSON.stringify(userData));
}

Not sure if this is clean, but it seems to work on Windows, Android 12 and iPad ^^

I thought I’d need full Obsidian API access to read/write file, but these functions are part of app.vault, which you already expose.