👂Plugin entrypoint

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src/index.ts

import { General } from "@vendetta/ui/components";

const { Text } = General;

export const onLoad = () => console.log("Plugin loaded!");
export const onUnload = () => console.log("Plugin loaded!");
export const Settings = () => <Text style={{ color: "#000" }}>Hello!</Text>;

• onLoad — A function that gets called when the plugin gets enabled

• onUnload — A function that gets called when the plugin gets disabled

• Settings — A React JSX component, serves as the settings for the plugin

A plugin only gets ran when the user enables it. So this piece of code:

src/index.ts

console.log("Plugin loaded!");
export const onUnload = () => console.log("Plugin loaded!");

does the same thing as this piece of code:

src/index.ts

export const onLoad = () => console.log("Plugin loaded!");
export const onUnload = () => console.log("Plugin loaded!");

However it's recommended to keep your initial code in onLoad, incase this changes in the future