plugins
Bknd Plugins
Bknd plugins allow you to extend functionality by hooking into the app lifecycle, adding entities, registering endpoints, and responding to events. Plugins guarantee their data structures are merged into the main schema.
What You'll Learn
- Plugin structure and lifecycle hooks
- Creating custom plugins with schema extension
- Registering custom API endpoints
- Listening to and handling events
- Using built-in plugins
- Best practices for plugin development
Plugin Structure
A plugin is a function that receives an App instance and returns a plugin configuration:
import type { App, AppPlugin } from "bknd";
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