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@nodevo/plugin-kit

v1.0.0-alpha.1

Published

The application-agnostic half of the Nodevo plugin authoring contract: manifest, definition, host bridge and context shape.

Readme

@nodevo/plugin-kit

The application-agnostic half of the Nodevo plugin contract.

Manifest, definition, host bridge and the base context — the shapes a plugin and its host agree on, with nothing in them that assumes a CMS.

Which package do you want?

Almost certainly @nodevo/plugin-sdk. It re-exports this package in full and adds the Nodevo CMS surface (search sources, home feeds, progression, layout templates, ACP pages), so a CMS plugin gets everything from one import.

Reach for this package directly only when writing a plugin for a different Nodevo-framework application, or tooling that handles plugins for any host.

import type { PluginDefinition, PluginContext } from "@nodevo/plugin-kit";

export default {
  id: "my-plugin",
  async onEnable(ctx: PluginContext) {
    await ctx.registerPermissions([
      { key: "myplugin.thing.create", label: "Create things", domain: "My Plugin" },
    ]);
    ctx.registerRoutes(router);
  },
} satisfies PluginDefinition;

PluginContext and PluginDefinition are generic over the host bridge and the context, which is how an application layers its own registrations on without this package knowing they exist.


Part of the Nodevo framework.

MIT © Slaxxer