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@fideliosai/create-fidelios-plugin

v0.0.21

Published

Scaffolding tool for creating new FideliOS plugins.

Readme

@fideliosai/create-fidelios-plugin

Scaffolding tool for creating new FideliOS plugins.

npx @fideliosai/create-fidelios-plugin my-plugin

Or with options:

npx @fideliosai/create-fidelios-plugin @acme/my-plugin \
  --template connector \
  --category connector \
  --display-name "Acme Connector" \
  --description "Syncs Acme data into FideliOS" \
  --author "Acme Inc"

Supported templates: default, connector, workspace
Supported categories: connector, workspace, automation, ui

Generates:

  • typed manifest + worker entrypoint
  • example UI widget using the supported @fideliosai/plugin-sdk/ui hooks
  • test file using @fideliosai/plugin-sdk/testing
  • esbuild and rollup config files using SDK bundler presets
  • dev server script for hot-reload (fidelios-plugin-dev-server)

The scaffold intentionally uses plain React elements rather than host-provided UI kit components, because the current plugin runtime does not ship a stable shared component library yet.

Inside this repo, the generated package uses @fideliosai/plugin-sdk via workspace:*.

Outside this repo, the scaffold snapshots @fideliosai/plugin-sdk from your local FideliOS checkout into a .fidelios-sdk/ tarball and points the generated package at that local file by default. You can override the SDK source explicitly:

node packages/plugins/create-fidelios-plugin/dist/index.js @acme/my-plugin \
  --output /absolute/path/to/plugins \
  --sdk-path /absolute/path/to/fidelios/packages/plugins/sdk

That gives you an outside-repo local development path before the SDK is published to npm.

Workflow after scaffolding

cd my-plugin
pnpm install
pnpm dev       # watch worker + manifest + ui bundles
pnpm dev:ui    # local UI preview server with hot-reload events
pnpm test