Introduce PluginBuilder for declarative RTE plugin definition #148
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Introduces a new
PluginBuilder
class and a streamlined registration mechanism to simplify the development and integration of RTE plugins. This change significantly improves the developer experience by providing a declarative API and centralizing SDK context management.Key Changes:
PluginBuilder
Class: Provides a fluent API for defining RTE plugins (e.g.,.title(...).icon(...).on(...).build()
), separating plugin definition from runtime materialization.ContentstackAppSDK.registerRTEPlugins
):ContentstackAppSDK.registerRTEPlugins
as the primary entry point for plugin registration.context
andrte
instances.rte.sdk
injection):UiLocation
) is now automatically injected into therte: IRteParam
object, makingrte.sdk
available within all plugin callbacks (on
handlers) and render components. This eliminates the need for developers to callContentstackAppSDK.init()
repeatedly within their plugin logic.registerRTEPlugins
.Migration Notes for Plugin Developers:
PluginBuilder
andexport default ContentstackAppSDK.registerRTEPlugins(...)
.rte.sdk
within your plugin callbacks and components.