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symbench / electric-circuits

Electric Circuits Domain for webGME
https://webgme.symbench.org
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How to import plugins, e.g. ConvertNetlistToCircuit #174

Open RaymondMeng opened 8 months ago

umesh-timalsina commented 8 months ago

Hi @RaymondMeng, Could you clarify what you mean by importing plugins? These plugins should be generally available for the deployment

https://github.com/symbench/electric-circuits/blob/466f7ca5344d130235709ea9f2a35c859bf94d39/webgme-setup.json#L9-L23

RaymondMeng commented 8 months ago

Hi @RaymondMeng, Could you clarify what you mean by importing plugins? These plugins should be generally available for the deployment

https://github.com/symbench/electric-circuits/blob/466f7ca5344d130235709ea9f2a35c859bf94d39/webgme-setup.json#L9-L23

So when I run the project, these plugins have been loaded? But I do not see plugins in my browser page deployed in local. How can I find them? image

umesh-timalsina commented 8 months ago

What project seed did you use as a template to create the project displayed above? The project seed that you need is the following. This option is usually available during the creating a new project. Additionally, I would recommend a read on how WebGME plugins work. The documentation is available here. The basic idea is that you need a proper model to run a plugin on. This usually will be the root of the subtree defined for the plugin and called an active node.