34 lines
1.3 KiB
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34 lines
1.3 KiB
Markdown
# Plugin Title
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> Describe the plugin's purpose.
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## Configuration
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> Explain how to configure your plugin and list prerequisites `ex: accounts, etc.`.
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> You might also want to add configuration details for specific use cases.
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## Usage
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> Explain how to use your plugin.
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> You might also want to include an example if there is a specific use case.
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## Limitations
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> List the known bugs.
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> List known limits `ex: rate-limiting, payload sizes, etc.`
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> List unsupported use cases.
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## Changelog
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> If some versions of your plugin introduce changes worth mentionning (breaking changes, bug fixes), describe them here. This will help users to know what to expect when updating the plugin.
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### Plugin publication checklist
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- [ ] The register handler is implemented and validates the configuration.
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- [ ] Title and descriptions for all schemas are present in `plugin.definition.ts`.
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- [ ] Events store `conversationId`, `userId` and `messageId` when available.
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- [ ] Implement events & actions that are related to `channels`, `entities`, `user`, `conversations` and `messages`.
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- [ ] Events related to messages are implemented as messages.
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- [ ] When an action is required by the bot developer, a `RuntimeError` is thrown with instructions to fix the problem.
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- [ ] Bot name and bot avatar URL fields are available in the plugin configuration.
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