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@basehalf/plugin-cli

v0.1.4

Published

Create, validate, authenticate, and publish BaseHalf plugins.

Readme

BaseHalf Plugin CLI

bh-plugin is the supported command-line path for creating, validating, packaging, and submitting a BaseHalf plugin.

Install

npm install --global @basehalf/plugin-cli

Create a plugin

bh-plugin init my-plugin \
  --publisher your-publisher \
  --name my-plugin \
  --display-name "My Plugin" \
  --repository https://github.com/your-publisher/my-plugin
cd my-plugin
npm install

Open the generated folder in BaseHalf and press F5 to start a development host with the plugin loaded. The scaffold keeps durable plugin output in ordinary local project files.

Validate and package

npm run check
npm run package

Submit for review

npm run publish

The first publish opens one browser confirmation with the existing BaseHalf account, then resumes automatically. The manifest Publisher is used as the publishing namespace; if a matching personal namespace does not exist and is available, the confirmation creates it.

Publishing uploads an immutable VSIX for automated validation and human review; it does not make the plugin public immediately. Use bh-plugin status . when a terminal-readable status is useful. Manual bh-plugin login --publisher <slug> is available for automation and credential management, but is not a prerequisite for publish.

Read the plugin development guide for the manifest contract, product boundaries, and review policy.