minemap-plugin-demo-editor

To create an isolated MineMap plugin demo preview, you use an iframe-based shell that renders selected demos without affecting the editor context. This workflow ensures reliable run-time testing across demos by separating the editor from business logic.

Monaco editor integration for map plugins uses a unified shell for inline editing, while centralized WebGL mode switching injects webgl1 or webgl2 contexts into the iframe preview. This combination ensures consistent editing and isolated rendering across plugin demos.

You load and structure MineMap demos by id using documentation-driven patterns within the editor shell. Opening editor-map.html allows you to select a specific demo, separating the editor environment from the business logic for consistent plugin development.

Yes, you can run both webgl1 and webgl2 contexts in a MineMap demo editor. The workflow features centralized WebGL mode injection, allowing you to switch between contexts to reliably test plugin rendering across different WebGL versions.

The best way to standardize a MineMap plugin demo toolchain is applying a workflow that combines a Monaco editor shell, isolated iframe previews, and centralized WebGL mode injection. This enforces consistent editing, reliable testing, and documented patterns across teams.