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@rabbitholegg/create-plugin

v2.0.0-alpha.11

Published

## Using it

Downloads

11

Readme

BoostDK Plugin Creator

Using it

from the root of the project run:

pnpm build
cd apps/create-plugin
pnpm run create

then you can enter your plugins name, the supported chains, and the actions.

The script will create a template for you in the packages directory structure.

Templates

the following actions will be performed, assuming the tool is used to collect [project] name, [chain] ids, and [actions]:

  1. Create a new directory in the packages directory with the name @rabbitholegg/questdk-plugin-<project>
  2. Create index.ts, [project].ts, [project].test.ts, and test-transaction.ts files in the new directory as well as readme, package.json, etc with the [project] name
  3. index.ts imports and interface definition is written based on selected [action]
  4. [project].ts imports, a function declaration for each action, and getSupportedChainIds are populated

Development

the following command will both compile and run the plugin creator

first cd apps/create-plugin

pnpm run dev

Summary

The src/index.ts file is the entry point for the plugin creator. This file renders and parses the arguments from the CLI.

The src/builder.ts file is the main logic for creating the plugin. It uses mustache templates and file operations to copy the /template directory to the ../../packages directory and populate it appropriately.

so:

  • if you want to change the output plugin, modify the source in the /template directory
  • if you want to change the CLI, modify the source of src/index.ts
  • if you want to change the logic of the plugin creator, modify the source of src/builder.ts