Welcome to the plugin structure documentation. This page provides an overview of the different components and their relationships within a plugin.

Plugin Components

A plugin typically consists of several key components:

  • Main.js: The entry point of the plugin, where the initialization code is written.
  • Styles.css: Contains the styles for the plugin, including HTML and CSS.
  • Assets: Additional assets such as images, fonts, and scripts.
  • Config.json: Configuration settings for the plugin.

File Structure

Here's a basic file structure for a plugin:

plugin/
├── Assets/
│   ├── image1.png
│   ├── font.ttf
│   └── script.js
├── Config.json
├── Main.js
└── Styles.css

Development Workflow

  1. Create a new plugin: Use the create-plugin command to generate a new plugin with the desired name.
  2. Write the Main.js: Implement the core functionality of the plugin.
  3. Add styles: Define the styles for your plugin in the Styles.css file.
  4. Configure the plugin: Set up any necessary configuration in the Config.json file.
  5. Test the plugin: Run the plugin in a development environment and make any necessary adjustments.

Additional Resources

For more detailed information, please refer to the Plugin Development Guide.

Plugin Architecture