orderlynetwork/orderly-plugin-create
skills/orderly-plugin-create/SKILL.md
Use when the user wants to scaffold / generate a new Orderly plugin project via the official `@orderly.network/cli` or `orderly-devkit` CLI. Triggers on "create Orderly plugin", "new Orderly plugin", "scaffold plugin", "generate plugin", "orderly-devkit create plugin".
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Updated Apr 29, 2026
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SKILL.md
- name:
- orderly-plugin-create
- description:
- Use when the user wants to scaffold / generate a new Orderly plugin project via the official `@orderly.network/cli` or `orderly-devkit` CLI. Triggers on "create Orderly plugin", "new Orderly plugin", "scaffold plugin", "generate plugin", "orderly-devkit create plugin".
Orderly plugin — create (CLI)
Scaffold a new plugin package using @orderly.network/cli (the official template).
When to use
- User wants to generate a new plugin project from the CLI template.
- After scaffolding, use orderly-plugin-write to develop plugin code.
Prerequisites
- Node.js >= 20.19.0
- CLI:
npx orderly-devkit(preferred if repo depends on CLI) ornpx @orderly.network/cli
Inputs to collect
Ask for these if missing. For naming validation rules, see reference.md § Naming conventions:
| Input | Flag | Description |
|-------|------|-------------|
| Plugin name | --name / -n | PascalCase, e.g. BuySellButtons |
| Plugin ID | --id / -i | Optional. Default: kebab-case of name, e.g. buy-sell-buttons |
| Interceptor target | --interceptor | Where the plugin UI appears (see table below) |
| Target directory | --target / -t | Where to create plugin folder. Default: ./<PluginName> |
Supported --interceptor targets
For the canonical target list, see:
- shared interceptor targets
Tip: Use the Inspector tool in your development environment to discover all available interceptor target paths.
Step 1 — Check CLI options
npx orderly-devkit create plugin --help
Or:
npx @orderly.network/cli create plugin --help
Show the output to see available flags and current defaults.
Step 2 — Confirm and run
After collecting inputs, summarize before running:
Plugin: <Name>
ID: <plugin-id>
Target: <path>
Interceptor: <interceptor-target>
Run from the parent directory (where the plugin folder should be created):
npx orderly-devkit create plugin \
--name "<PluginName>" \
--id "<plugin-id>" \
--interceptor "<InterceptorTarget>" \
--target "<path>"
Or with pnpm:
pnpm orderly-devkit create plugin \
--name "<PluginName>" \
--id "<plugin-id>" \
--interceptor "<InterceptorTarget>" \
--target "<path>"
After creation
Plugin created at: <path>/plugins/<plugin-id-kebab>
Generated structure
<plugin-id>/
├── index.tsx # Entry point, exports registration function
├── plugin.tsx # registerXxxPlugin() with interceptors
├── components/ # UI components
├── types/ # TypeScript definitions
├── .orderly-manifest.json # Plugin metadata
└── package.json
Next steps
- Review manifest: Open
.orderly-manifest.jsonto verify metadata. - Develop plugin: See orderly-plugin-write for:
- Architecture patterns (Widget, Page, Layout)
- Interceptor strategies (Enhance, Wrap, Replace)
- Hooks usage and props typing
- Lifecycle hooks and best practices
- Wire into app: See orderly-plugin-add to add to
OrderlyAppProvider. - Publish: See orderly-plugin-submit for Marketplace submission.
Reference
- reference.md — create-command specific details (template variables, generated structure)
- shared reference — naming rules, interceptor targets, and manifest constraints
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