Step 1: Creating a Plugin

Plugin Configuration as Code Resource

A Plugin is a resource that contains at least one Function. Plugins are configured using Configuration as Code. In order to create a new Plugin, you’ll need to add a new Plugin Configuration as Code resource. The schema reference of the resource can be found here .

A Plugin is a multi-file resource, so there are at least 2 resource files that need to be defined. The first is a _resource.json file that consists of the following properties:

Property	Description
`$id`*	The Configuration as Code ID of the Plugin.
`$schema`*	The JSON schema of the resource configuration (accessed via URL).
`globals`	The values to set on the global object for plugin invocations. For example, an API key.
`memoryLimitMB`	The memory limit for the Plugin, in megabytes.
`concurrency`	A hint to suggest the number of worker instances to create, between 1 and 50.

*indicates a required field.

In addition to the _resource.json file, a mod.ts file should be defined in the same directory. The mod.ts is where your Functions are defined in Typescript. Each mod.ts file can contain many Functions.

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