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@motrix/plugin-api

v2.0.0

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@motrix/plugin-api

TypeScript types for authoring Motrix plugins.

Motrix plugins run inside a QuickJS sandbox and never import a real npm package at runtime — the host injects a motrix:plugin-api module into the sandbox global scope. This package supplies:

  • an ambient module declaration for motrix:plugin-api (src/virtual-module.d.ts), so import { hooks, commands, log, ... } from 'motrix:plugin-api' type-checks and autocompletes in your editor even though the specifier resolves to nothing on disk
  • a small set of runtime helper utilities (retry, debounce, withTimeout) that plugins can import as regular code, bundled from dist/index.js

Install

pnpm add -D @motrix/plugin-api

Add as a dev dependency only — the virtual module is a compile-time declaration, and the host provides the real implementation at runtime. Only the helper utilities (retry/debounce/withTimeout) end up in your plugin's built output if you actually import them.

Usage

import { hooks, log } from 'motrix:plugin-api'
import { withTimeout } from '@motrix/plugin-api'

hooks.beforeCreate(async (ctx) => {
  log.info('resolving', { url: ctx.uris[0] })
  return withTimeout(resolve(ctx), 5000)
})

Make sure src/virtual-module.d.ts is visible to the TypeScript compiler. Installing this package is enough — its files entry ships the .d.ts alongside dist, and TypeScript picks up ambient module declarations from any .d.ts under node_modules/@types or reachable via include/types in node_modules/@motrix/plugin-api.

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