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@botmux-ai/plugin-template

v0.1.0

Published

Official generation template consumed by botmux plugin init.

Readme

botmux-plugin-template

Official data-only project template consumed by botmux plugin init.

Source: https://github.com/botmux-ai/botmux-plugin-template

Botmux downloads the published @botmux-ai/plugin-template package from npm into a temporary directory, renders the generated project, and then removes the temporary package. The template package is not installed into the generated plugin repository.

botmux plugin init agent-chrome

The repository itself is not a Botmux plugin. It has the same split as a Create React App custom template:

template.json       package.json fields for the generated project
template/           project files copied into the generated repository

Files below template/ are copied byte-for-byte by default. Only files with a .tmpl suffix are rendered, and the suffix is removed in the generated project. Template paths may also contain variables, for example:

template/skills/{{pluginId}}/SKILL.md.tmpl

Supported variables are:

  • pluginId
  • packageName
  • repoName
  • displayName
  • commandPrefix
  • envPrefix

The generator is implemented in Botmux core. This repository never supplies executable generator code, so choosing a template does not grant it an extra code-execution phase. Botmux installs the generated project's dependencies and runs its own npm test before plugin init publishes the result to the target directory, matching the create-app workflow.

Validate

npm test

This checks the data contract, known variables, output collisions, reserved paths, and symlink policy. The Botmux core test suite additionally generates a real project and verifies that binary files remain byte-identical.