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c2f-plugin-architecture

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LEIA ANTES de criar ou empacotar novos plugins para o ecossistema Conn2Flow. Se não ler: plugins não instalam, colidem com tabelas do core ou não desinstalam limpamente.

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    Desinstalação (_uninstall.php): Remove dados temporários ou desabilita registros preservando dados do usuário se configurado.

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SKILL.md

Arquitetura e Ciclo de Vida de Plugins (CONN2FLOW-PLUGIN-ARCHITECTURE.md)

⚡ Gatilho Obrigatório

  • TRIGGER: Criar, estruturar ou testar pacotes em dev-plugins/ ou gestor/plugins/.
  • SKIP APENAS SE: Desenvolvimento de recursos nativos do Core ou customizações exclusivas de projeto.
  • CONSEQUÊNCIA DE IGNORAR: Plugins incompatíveis com o ciclo de vida do instalador, resíduos órfãos deixados no banco após desinstalação e violação do isolamento de plugins.

Consulte e aplique as seguintes convenções ao trabalhar com plugins no Conn2Flow:

1. Estrutura de Diretórios de Plugins

Plugins residem sob dev-plugins/plugins/:

  • Públicos: dev-plugins/plugins/public/<plugin-id>/
  • Privados: dev-plugins/plugins/private/<plugin-id>/

Estrutura típica de um plugin:

dev-plugins/plugins/public/<plugin-id>/
├── plugin.json                 # Manifesto do plugin
├── modulos/                    # Módulos encapsulados pelo plugin
├── scripts/                    # Scripts de install, uninstall e release
└── resources/                  # Recursos específicos do plugin

2. Manifesto do Plugin (plugin.json)

{
  "id": "meu-plugin",
  "nome": "Meu Plugin",
  "versao": "1.0.0",
  "tipo": "public",
  "modulos": ["modulo-a", "modulo-b"],
  "dependencias": []
}

3. Ciclo de Vida e Instalação (_install / _uninstall)

  • Instalação (_install.php): Executa migrações Phinx de tabela do plugin, registra hooks e sincroniza recursos.
  • Desinstalação (_uninstall.php): Remove dados temporários ou desabilita registros preservando dados do usuário se configurado.

4. Tarefas de Build e Sincronização

  • Compilação de recursos do plugin: php ./dev-plugins/plugins/public/scripts/resources/update-data-resources-plugin.php.
  • Sincronização local: bash ./dev-plugins/plugins/public/scripts/dev/synchronizes.sh checksum.

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