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Research session of test environment
Everything is explained on the first visit → elements of the website are highlighted and explained (Tutorial Tour)
image example
Research of “building a plugin”
Tutorial: Creating your first plug-in step-by-step
Had to install
Node.js
express
npm
heroku cli
Had to create a heroku account
Downloaded the files from
Files · master · COYO / plugins / Plug-in Tutorial
With the console i navigated to the downloaded folder.
I created a git repo with “git init”
“git add .”
“git commit -m "Updated."”
"heroku login” and “heroku create” to make a personal Heroku project from it.
“git push heroku main” pushes your changes to the heroku
“heroku open” → opens a page where you now can see the plugins content
Now running on
https://immense-cove-90248.herokuapp.com/
When changes appear I have to do:
git add .
git commit -m “some update message”
git push heroku main
The manifest url is now
https://immense-cove-90248.herokuapp.com/manifest.json
Now I can insert the demo plugin into the coyo space by going into the administration panel → widgets → add a widget
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