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@bhodgk/aeos-plugin-template

v1.0.0

Published

Example plugin template for Aeos

Downloads

5

Readme

Aeos Plugin Template

This repository provides a template to develop your own plugins for Aeos, an open-source AI automation platform that leverages Large Language Models (LLMs).

Getting Started

Before you start developing a new plugin, it is recommended to familiarise yourself with the architecture and functionality of Aeos. Check out the main Aeos repository for more information.

Usage

Clone this repository to start developing your own plugin:

git clone <this repository>
cd <plugin_directory>
npm install
npm run build

You can install this working directory as an Aeos plugin whilst in development:

aeos install ./build/index.js

After that, you can start adding functionality to your plugin.

Publishing Your Plugin

Aeos supports the installation of plugins directly from npm, which simplifies the publishing and distribution process. Follow these steps to publish your plugin:

  1. Ensure that you have an npm account and that you're logged into npm in your development environment. If you haven't, you can create an account on the npm website.

  2. In your plugin directory, make sure your package.json file is properly set up. Particularly, verify that the name, version, and main properties are correctly defined.

  3. Once your package.json file is ready and your code is finalised, you can publish your plugin to npm using the npm publish command:

npm publish
  1. After publishing, your plugin will be available in the npm registry and can be installed by anyone using the following Aeos command:
aeos install <your-package-name>

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read the main Aeos CONTRIBUTING.md file to understand the process for submitting pull requests to this project.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.