tldraw-offline

Automating tldraw canvas manipulation requires using a local HTTP API and embedded JavaScript document scripts to programmatically generate and modify shapes. You can execute shell commands to interact with the local control API for instant diagram generation.

Yes, you can embed JavaScript directly into .tldraw files to create durable document scripts. This allows you to build interactive buttons, reactive shapes, and custom logic that persist across reloads, turning static drawings into functional local tools.

To control tldraw offline via scripts, you need a running tldraw offline instance and the ability to execute shell commands. This environment setup allows you to interact with the local control API for programmatic shape generation and reactive state management.

Yes, tldraw offline supports reactive state management for local whiteboard workflows. Through embedded JavaScript document scripts and the local HTTP API, you can trigger state changes, update counters, and build interactive dashboards directly on the canvas.

The best way to build an interactive dashboard on a tldraw whiteboard is by embedding JavaScript document scripts. This approach enables clicking a button to trigger state changes and update counters, transforming a static drawing into a functional local tool.

Scripting a tldraw offline canvas requires shell command execution to interact with the local control API. This mechanism allows programmatic shape generation, interactive UI development, and reactive state management by sending commands directly to the running local instance.