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Tutorial: plugins

The plugins project serves as a modular extension system, separating logic into a functional Core library and a user-facing CLI interface. It features an autonomous Background Manager to synchronize the runtime environment with declared configurations and employs a hierarchical Scope Strategy (User, Project, Local) to manage setting precedence. The system relies on a robust Identification mechanism to discover and resolve plugin identities across these contexts.

flowchart TD A0["Core Plugin Operations"] A1["CLI Command Interface"] A2["Background Reconciliation Manager"] A3["Scope Resolution Strategy"] A4["Plugin Identification & Discovery"] A1 -->|"Delegates commands"| A0 A0 -->|"Enforces precedence"| A3 A0 -->|"Parses identifiers"| A4 A1 -->|"Formats telemetry"| A4 A2 -->|"Reads scoped config"| A3

Chapters

  1. CLI Command Interface
  2. Plugin Identification & Discovery
  3. Scope Resolution Strategy
  4. Core Plugin Operations
  5. Background Reconciliation Manager

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Files in this section

01_cli_command_interface.md
Chapter 1: CLI Command Interface
Welcome to the first chapter of our journey into the Plugin system!
02_plugin_identification___discovery.md
Chapter 2: Plugin Identification & Discovery
Welcome back! In the previous chapter, CLI Command Interface, we learned how the "dashboard" of our application accepts…
03_scope_resolution_strategy.md
Chapter 3: Scope Resolution Strategy
Welcome back! In Plugin Identification & Discovery, we learned how the system figures out who a plugin is (identifying…
04_core_plugin_operations.md
Chapter 4: Core Plugin Operations
Welcome back!
05_background_reconciliation_manager.md
Chapter 5: Background Reconciliation Manager
Welcome to the final chapter of our beginner's guide to the Plugin system!