feat(plugins): Add images and image sets#6792
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Nerixyz wants to merge 2 commits intoChatterino:masterfrom
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feat(plugins): Add images and image sets#6792Nerixyz wants to merge 2 commits intoChatterino:masterfrom
Nerixyz wants to merge 2 commits intoChatterino:masterfrom
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When adding message construction and introspection, I left out images. This PR intends to add them.
Images are special, because plugin authors can specify a URL that Chatterino will load if the image is shown. While the plugin can't see the response, it still causes Chatterino to issue a request, so creating images will require the network permission.
Other than that, images and image sets are mostly straight forward. You can query them and on sets, you can change the images. Note that sets are value types, so getting an image set in Lua will always refer to a copy, not a reference.
When querying the empty image, Chatterino would try to access
frames_which is not set there. I wonder why this never caused any problems before (guess we filter empty images before layout?). But I added checks in the accessors.