Cómo añadir un toggle button al menú de publicaciones e implementar una acción para ese toggle button en un plugin de Discourse

[Lilly (Lillian Louis)]

Hola @omppatil, quizás esta publicación te ayude a ir en la dirección correcta:

Class connector for adding button to post

If you want to add a button to the post menu then you’ll need something a little bit different since posts are widgets. You would need to add something like this to your theme / plugin. api.addPostMenuButton("my-button", () => { return { action: "someAction", icon: "someIcon", className: "someClass", title: "some title", }; }); The plugin API has a method for adding new buttons that makes this relatively easy. https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/7a2e8d3ead63c7d99e…

Además, si eres nuevo en la programación de plugins de Discourse:

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