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Fix numbered list syntax

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Summary:
Numbered list syntax changed during the docusaurus migration from v1 to v2.

It looks wrong at https://fbflipper.com/docs/extending/js-setup/

This fixes it.

I searched for "1)" and replaced all numbered lists it found.

Reviewed By: mweststrate

Differential Revision: D21283693

fbshipit-source-id: adeb6e04693f50e0a0cfe4b2de5f4663075c34ce
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John Knox
2020-04-28 17:31:13 -07:00
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@@ -6,13 +6,14 @@ title: Desktop Plugin Development
## Workflow
In a nutshell, the workflow for creating Flipper Desktop Plugin is the following:
1) [To make your custom plugins discoverable by Flipper](#dynamically-loading-plugins), create a directory to contain them, e.g. `~/flipper-plugins`, and add this path to the `pluginPaths` property in the Flipper config (`~/.flipper/config.json`).
2) Create a directory for your plugin inside the directory created at step 1, e.g. `~/flipper-plugins/my-plugin`.
3) [Define your plugin](#plugin-definition) in the directory created at step 2.
4) [Start a development build of Flipper](#development-build) which will automatically [transpile, bundle and load](#transpiling-and-bundling) the defined plugin, as well as all other plugins found in the directories specified as `pluginPaths` in the Flipper config.
5) [Debug your plugin](debugging), make necessary changes and verify them in the running Flipper development build instance which will re-load the changed components automatically.
6) If you want to be sure the plugin works as expected with a release build, you can [package it as a tarball](#packaging-to-file) and [install it from the file system](#installation-from-file) into a released version of Flipper.
7) Finally, [bundle the plugin and publish it to npm](#publishing-to-npm), so it can be discovered and installed by any Flipper user.
1. [To make your custom plugins discoverable by Flipper](#dynamically-loading-plugins), create a directory to contain them, e.g. `~/flipper-plugins`, and add this path to the `pluginPaths` property in the Flipper config (`~/.flipper/config.json`).
2. Create a directory for your plugin inside the directory created at step 1, e.g. `~/flipper-plugins/my-plugin`.
3. [Define your plugin](#plugin-definition) in the directory created at step 2.
4. [Start a development build of Flipper](#development-build) which will automatically [transpile, bundle and load](#transpiling-and-bundling) the defined plugin, as well as all other plugins found in the directories specified as `pluginPaths` in the Flipper config.
5. [Debug your plugin](debugging), make necessary changes and verify them in the running Flipper development build instance which will re-load the changed components automatically.
6. If you want to be sure the plugin works as expected with a release build, you can [package it as a tarball](#packaging-to-file) and [install it from the file system](#installation-from-file) into a released version of Flipper.
7. Finally, [bundle the plugin and publish it to npm](#publishing-to-npm), so it can be discovered and installed by any Flipper user.
## Dynamically Loading Plugins
@@ -188,8 +189,9 @@ You can get the list of other available commands by invoking `flipper-pkg help`,
### Publishing to npm
Flipper plugins are essentially standard npm packages. So you can publish them by executing `yarn publish` or `npm publish` in the plugin directory. The only requirements are:
1) `package.json` and code [must follow the Flipper plugin specification](#plugin-definition)
2) code must be bundled using "flipper-pkg" before packing or publishing. This can be done by executing `flipper-pkg bundle` on `prepack` step:
1. `package.json` and code [must follow the Flipper plugin specification](#plugin-definition)
2. code must be bundled using "flipper-pkg" before packing or publishing. This can be done by executing `flipper-pkg bundle` on `prepack` step:
```
{
...
@@ -209,9 +211,10 @@ Flipper plugins are essentially standard npm packages. So you can publish them b
To package plugin as a tarball, you can use the same command as for packaging any other npm package, e.g. `yarn pack` or `npm pack`.
"flipper-pkg" also provides a convenient command `pack` which:
1) Installs the plugin dependencies
2) Bundles the plugin
3) Creates the tarball and saves it at the specified location
1. Installs the plugin dependencies
2. Bundles the plugin
3. Creates the tarball and saves it at the specified location
E.g. to package plugin located at `~/flipper-plugins/my-plugin` to `~/Desktop`, execute the following command:
```
@@ -221,7 +224,8 @@ flipper-pkg pack ~/flipper-plugins/my-plugin -o ~/Desktop
### Installation from File
It is possible to install plugins into Flipper from tarballs. This is useful in cases when you need to try a plugin version which is not published to npm, or if you want to distribute plugin privately:
1) Launch Flipper
2) Click the "Manage Plugins" button in the bottom-left corner
3) Select the "Install Plugins" tab in the opened sheet
4) Specify the path to the plugin package (or just drag and drop it) and click "Install"
1. Launch Flipper
2. Click the "Manage Plugins" button in the bottom-left corner
3. Select the "Install Plugins" tab in the opened sheet
4. Specify the path to the plugin package (or just drag and drop it) and click "Install"