feat: add hello-world plugin example

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feat: add hello-world plugin example #50

Closed rndquu closed 3 months ago

rndquu commented 3 months ago

This PR:

adds an example of the "hello-world" plugin
updates readme

It feels natural (at least for me) to have a simple plugin ready for local testing right in the kernel instead of deploying https://github.com/ubiquibot/conversation-rewards or smth else which might be a tedious task.

0x4007 commented 3 months ago

I think it should be a separate (template) repository that contributors can fork and start with.

It should also support receiving payloads on GitHub actions (a built in backend upon forking) out of the box.

I never developed a plugin yet but I think include these instructions but then say that the developer can fork X repo for the plugin hello world template. That repo should bundle in a simple local server so they can fork and test locally as well.

rndquu commented 3 months ago

I think it should be a separate (template) repository that contributors can fork and start with.

It should also support receiving payloads on GitHub actions (a built in backend upon forking) out of the box.

I agree with that but right now the whole kernel/plugin architecture is not clear and undocumented. This PR at least sheds some light on how kernel should work together with the plugins.

gentlementlegen commented 3 months ago

We do have a template for plugins, but the PR is not merged yet https://github.com/ubiquibot/plugin-template

Otherwise sure this can be useful for local testing I believe, fine by me too