Cannot find module？

[cecyLDY]

When I added a plugin directory and recompiled, I got an error: error TS2307: Cannot find module '@cloudbeaver/plugin-new' or its corresponding type declarations.How to add a plugin directory to implement functions？

[devnaumov]

Hi @cecyLDY!

1. Create a plugin-new folder inside the webapp/packages directory.
2. Ensure the plugin structure is correct. You will need a manifest.ts file to define your plugin. Use an existing plugin as a reference to understand the structure, but remember to update the name in the package.json file to match your plugin's name.
3. Implement the plugin logic. To handle tasks like registering buttons or panels, extend the Bootstrap class and implement the register method.
4. Add your plugin to the product by locating the product-default folder and including your plugin in the index.ts file.
5. Update the TypeScript references by running the "Update TS References CE" command from the workspace.
6. Verify that the register method is triggered during the product's initialization. This confirms that your plugin is registered correctly.

If you have any further questions, feel free to ask

[cecyLDY]

I have completed the first 4 steps, but the fifth step, Update TS References CE, is not a command. Executing the yarn run bundle command still produces an error message: Cannot find module '@ cloudbeamer/plugin new'. What should I do?

[devnaumov]

@cecyLDY Do you have a .vscode folder in your project? What code editor you using? If it’s VS Code, try this: Cmd + Shift + P → Tasks: Run Task or just run yarn run update-ts-references from webapp directory.

[cecyLDY]

@devnaumov Thank you for your reply. I followed the above steps to add plugin new and executed yarn run update-ts- references. The information is as follows:

I don't know where else needs to be configured. If you have any ideas, please reply to me. Thank you

[devnaumov]

Can you share a screenshot of your plugin structure and the package.json file?

[cecyLDY]

plugin-new is a very simple structure, with the following structure and file content: