staple-create-plugin

To scaffold a Staple plugin, run the scaffold package to automatically generate the required boilerplate. You then tailor the generated files, including src/manifest.ts, src/worker.ts, and src/ui/index.tsx, to fit your specific project needs.

When authoring a Staple plugin, you must update src/manifest.ts, src/worker.ts, and UI bindings like src/ui/index.tsx. The scaffold workflow also requires updating tests and documentation to verify and bundle the plugin.

Yes, the scaffold package applies to updating example plugins within the Staple ecosystem. By following the scaffold workflow and verification steps, you can validate and tailor generated files to publish or bundle examples within your repository.

Creating plugin boilerplate involves generating tests automatically via the scaffold package. You validate and tailor these generated test files alongside src/manifest.ts and src/worker.ts to ensure your plugin meets the required verification steps.

Verification steps are required after scaffolding to ensure the generated boilerplate is correctly tailored. Validating files like src/manifest.ts, src/worker.ts, and UI bindings ensures the plugin functions properly within the Staple ecosystem before publishing.

The best way to document Staple plugins during scaffolding is to follow the provided documentation updates within the scaffold workflow. This process guides you through updating manifest and worker files to ensure proper plugin authoring and governance.