This article, however, is aimed at discussing the practical application of SL Pro within the IBM i2 platform.

In our previous article ' Social Links brings the OSINT solution to IBM's i2 Analyst's Notebook platform”, we outlined an overview of the product and its integration. You can return to those topics when you create plug-ins of your own.įor an overview of what i2 Notebook plug-ins can do, see the Capabilities overview.įor a more detailed account, use the Notebook API tab at the top of the page to read the i2 Notebook API documentation.We are soon to be launching our SL Pro integration for the popular IBM i2 Analyst's Notebook platform, with the solution becoming available to IBM customers on May 27, 2021. The conceptual documentation provides more information about subjects that the tutorials mention in passing. You don't need to read the conceptual documentation before you follow the tutorials. The Tutorials section contains worked examples of using the SDK to create i2 Notebook plug-ins. The topics that follow this introduction describe the structure of plug-ins for the i2 Notebook web client, and introduce some features of the SDK. The table of contents on the left includes conceptual and tutorial documentation for the i2 Notebook SDK: When development is complete, plug-ins do not require Node.js in order to run. Note: During development, if you want to use a third-party framework or our plug-in proxy, Node.js is required.

The i2 Notebook web client exposes a JavaScript API that i2 Notebook plug-ins can target with JavaScript or TypeScript code.įor a plug-in that has a visual representation, you can write user interface code in HTML/CSS, or by using a framework such as Angular, React, or Vue. The i2 Notebook SDK enables you to write plug-ins that enhance and extend the functionality of the i2 Notebook web client.įor example, you might use a plug-in to add a new command to the application ribbon, or to provide a new tool for analyzing or displaying data in a way that's integrated with the rest of the i2 Notebook user interface.

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