@ericsanchezok/synergy-plugin 2.2.0 → 2.2.1

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  Plugins extend the Synergy server runtime and can also contribute Web UI surfaces through `plugin.json`. The current API is intentionally strict: a plugin module exports an object descriptor with a canonical `id` and an `init()` method. The descriptor id, `plugin.json.name`, registry id, lockfile key, and approval key must all be the same canonical plugin id.
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- Plugin authors should use the installed Synergy CLI and this SDK from a standalone plugin project. Cloning the Synergy source repository is only needed when changing or debugging the plugin platform itself.
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+ Plugin authors should use `@ericsanchezok/synergy-plugin-kit` and this SDK from a standalone plugin project. Cloning the Synergy source repository is only needed when changing or debugging the plugin platform itself.
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  ## Recommended Flow
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  ```bash
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- synergy plugin create my-plugin --template tool-ui
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+ bunx @ericsanchezok/synergy-plugin-kit create my-plugin --template tool-ui
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  cd my-plugin
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  bun install
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- synergy plugin validate --runtime-discovery
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- synergy plugin build
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- synergy plugin pack
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- synergy plugin sign my-plugin-0.1.0.synergy-plugin.tgz
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- synergy plugin publish my-plugin-0.1.0.synergy-plugin.tgz
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+ bun run validate
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+ bun run build
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+ bun run pack
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+ bun run sign my-plugin-0.1.0.synergy-plugin.tgz
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+ bun run publish:market
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  ```
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  During local development you can also install directly:
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  ```
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- `contributes.ui.entry` is a runtime-loadable JavaScript asset. Source files such as `src/ui.tsx` are only build inputs. `synergy plugin build` uses the conventional UI source path and writes the compiled bundle to the declared entry.
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+ `contributes.ui.entry` is a runtime-loadable JavaScript asset. Source files such as `src/ui.tsx` are only build inputs. `synergy-plugin build` uses the conventional UI source path and writes the compiled bundle to the declared entry.
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  ## UI Types
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  ## Packaging
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- `synergy plugin build` writes a distributable `dist/` directory:
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+ `synergy-plugin build` writes a distributable `dist/` directory:
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  - `dist/plugin.json`
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  - `dist/runtime/index.js`
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  - `dist/permissions.summary.json`
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  - `dist/integrity.json`
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- `synergy plugin pack` archives `dist/` into `<name>-<version>.synergy-plugin.tgz`. `synergy plugin publish` accepts that tarball, stores the real artifact, records its `downloadUrl` and `sha256-...` integrity, and publishes registry metadata.
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+ `synergy-plugin pack` archives `dist/` into `<name>-<version>.synergy-plugin.tgz`. `synergy-plugin sign` writes `<tarball>.sig`. `synergy-plugin publish-market` prepares the official marketplace submission by uploading or checking GitHub Release assets, writing a `SII-Holos/synergy-plugins` entry, running registry validation, and opening a PR when `gh` is available.
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+ For local marketplace UX testing, the Synergy runtime still provides `synergy plugin publish <tarball>` to publish into the local development registry.
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  ## Exports
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  {
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  "$schema": "https://json.schemastore.org/package.json",
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  "name": "@ericsanchezok/synergy-plugin",
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- "version": "2.2.0",
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+ "version": "2.2.1",
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  "type": "module",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "repository": {