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## Plugin Entrypoint
## Plugin Entrypoint
1. Create a folder in `src/plugins/` with the name of your plugin. For example, `src/plugins/epicPlugin/` - All of your plugin files will go here.
> If it doesn't already exist, create a folder called `userplugins` in the `src` directory of this repo.
1. Create a folder in `src/userplugins/` with the name of your plugin. For example, `src/userplugins/epicPlugin/` - All of your plugin files will go here.
2. Create a file in that folder called `index.ts`
2. Create a file in that folder called `index.ts`
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description: "This plugin is absolutely epic",
description: "This plugin is absolutely epic",
authors: [
authors: [
{
{
id: "your discord user id goes here",
id: 12345n,
name: "Your Name",
name: "Your Name",
},
},
],
],
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Change the name, description, and authors to your own information.
Change the name, description, and authors to your own information.
Replace `12345n` with your user ID ending in `n` (e.g., `545581357812678656n`). If you don't want to share your Discord account, use `0n` instead!
## How Plugins Work In Vencord
## How Plugins Work In Vencord
Vencord uses a different way of making mods than you're used to.
Vencord uses a different way of making mods than you're used to.
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The match value _can_ be a string, rather than regex, however usually regex will be better suited, as it can work with unknown values, whereas strings must be exact matches.
The match value _can_ be a string, rather than regex, however usually regex will be better suited, as it can work with unknown values, whereas strings must be exact matches.
Once you've made your plugin, make sure you run `pnpm lint` and make sure your code is nice and clean, and then open a PR on github :)
Once you've made your plugin, make sure you run `pnpm test` and make sure your code is nice and clean!
If you want to publish your plugin into the Vencord repo, move your plugin from `src/userplugins` into the `src/plugins` folder and open a PR!
> **Warning**
> **Warning**
> Make sure you've read [CONTRIBUTING.md](../CONTRIBUTING.md) before opening a PR
> Make sure you've read [CONTRIBUTING.md](../CONTRIBUTING.md) before opening a PR