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Complex Types - uiPluginManifestType

Description

This type represents the complete content of a UI plugin’s ‘action.json’ manifest, and is the definition an application author writes that manifest against.

    A UI plugin is a same-site UI extension published by an application. Each plugin lives in its own
    folder under the publishing application's 'client/embed/actions' metadata folder, and that folder
    must contain an 'action.json' manifest holding a document of this type - a folder without one is
    not a plugin and is ignored. Plugins are discovered by client::queryUiPlugins, which returns only
    those the calling session is entitled to use.

Properties

Name Type Occurrence Description
id xs:string Optional The plugin’s own identifier. This is normally the same as the name of the folder the manifest was found in, but a manifest is free to declare something else.
contract xs:unsignedInt Optional The version of the UI plugin contract this manifest is written against. The current contract version is 1. A host that does not understand the declared version should not attempt to launch the plugin.
label uiPluginLabelType Optional The label to present to the user for this plugin.
description xs:string Optional What the plugin does, in terms the user will understand.
icon xs:string Optional The name of the icon to present alongside the label.
modes Array<xs:string> Optional The presentation modes the plugin supports. A mode names the way the host puts the plugin on screen, and the manifest must define the correspondingly named element for each mode it declares - a plugin declaring ‘document’ must define the document element.
document uiPluginDocumentType Optional How to launch the plugin in document mode. Required if ‘document’ is one of the declared modes.
display uiPluginDisplayType Optional The size the plugin would like to be given by its host.
availableTo Array<xs:string> Optional The host contexts this plugin can be offered in, for example ‘mail.message’. A plugin that declares no availableTo places no restriction on its host and is available in every context.
requires uiPluginRequiresType Optional What the calling session must hold before this plugin is offered to it. A plugin that declares nothing here is offered to every session holding rights to the publishing application.
inputs Array<uiPluginInputType> Optional The values the host is expected to pass to the plugin when it launches it. In the manifest these are written as an object keyed by input name.
order xs:unsignedInt Optional
Default=0
The relative position the plugin should be presented in among the other plugins offered in the same host context. client::queryUiPlugins returns its results in ascending order of this value; a manifest that does not declare one is treated as zero.
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