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Originally Posted by ownedbycats
Several plugins (off-hand, FanFicFare, Reading List, and Kobo Utilities) store library-specific settings as json in the preferences table of the library database. Some of them use this dialog to show and clear settings.
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Yes. I've seen this.
I think I'm going to choose a different approach, tough. Reading Goal has a database that grows over time. So, for best performance, would be better to have a different database file for each library. Also, this way I wouldn't have to change the database structure at all.
The plugin can detect a library change and just switch to the corresponding database.