orderly-plugin-add
Orderly plugin — add to DEX host
Integrate an existing plugin package into an Orderly DEX / trading application.
Key points
The most important step: Find where
OrderlyAppProvideris used in the project, and add the plugin to itspluginsarray. This is the core of the integration; all other steps revolve around this goal.
When to use
- User wants to add / register / enable a plugin in their host repo.
- User points to a plugin ID (from Marketplace) or a local path/workspace package that exports
registerXxxPlugin().
Prerequisites
- Host app uses
@orderly.network/app(or equivalent) withOrderlyAppProvider. - Plugin package builds and lists
@orderly.network/plugin-core(and peers) per its template.
0. Verify Environment
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