Flow.Launcher.Plugin.Template
3.0.0
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dotnet new install Flow.Launcher.Plugin.Template::3.0.0
This package contains a .NET Template Package you can call from the shell/command line.
Flow-Launcher dotnet-new template 
A dotnet CLI template to start off plugins for the Flow Launcher.
Installation
Install the template by running the following command:
dotnet new -i Flow.Launcher.Plugin.Template
Usage
dotnet new flow-plugin --name SamplePlugin --pluginAuthor YourGithubUsername
for example, to start a plugin for Spotify with the sp keyword and a description, you would run:
dotnet new flow-plugin --name Spotify --keyword sp --pluginAuthor MyNameOnGithub --description "a Spotify plugin for Flow-Launcher"
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--name |
The name of the plugin. Entering SamplePlugin will be expanded to Flow.Launcher.Plugin.SamplePlugin |
--pluginAuthor |
The username of the author. Will be used as the username in Github links. |
--keyword |
The action keyword of the plugin. Default value is * |
--description |
The description of the plugin that will be used in plugin.json and appear in the UI. |
Next steps
After generating the source files for your new plugin:
- check the
.csprojfile andplugin.jsonto verify the details are correct - optionally, add an icon named
icon.pnginside the project folder - open
Main.csand start writing your new plugin
Uninstall
dotnet new -u Flow.Launcher.Plugin.Template
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.NETStandard 0.0
- NETStandard.Library (>= 1.6.1)
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- update Flow.Launcher.Plugin to 3.0.1
- update TargetFramework to net6.0-windows