@plugger/core

The framework-agnostic runtime of Plugger — a browser-native meta framework for building plugin systems for any single-page app.

npm install @plugger/core

What's inside

• createPluginHost(options) — the host an application author creates.
• definePlugin(definition) — identity helper for authoring typed plugins.
• createStore(state) — a tiny reactive store.
• Source resolver (url / npm / github → ES module URL), lazy loader, command & UI registries, and a capability-based permission system.

Host example

import { createPluginHost } from "@plugger/core";

const host = createPluginHost({
  state: { count: 0 },
  api: { increment: () => {} },
  slots: ["toolbar"],
});

await host.load("@acme/some-plugin"); // npm, URL, or github:owner/repo

Plugin example

import { definePlugin } from "@plugger/core";

export default definePlugin({
  name: "my-plugin",
  permissions: ["ui:render"],
  activate(ctx) {
    ctx.ui.contribute("toolbar", {
      mount: (el) => void (el.textContent = "Hello!"),
    });
  },
});

See the full documentation for the complete API and interactive playgrounds.

License

MIT