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This document explains what 'plugins' represent in the application.
A plugin stores code to be executed that will hook onto events from a project (#288), timeline item (#290), media (#286) or to register an effect (#291).
A plugin can be executed in different ways:
Per project
Per timeline item
Per media
Globally
A plugin can request permissions to extend its functionality, like:
Network access
Access to all projects
Direct communication between plugins (with whitelist)
A plugin should store the following information about the code:
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This document explains what 'plugins' represent in the application.
A plugin stores code to be executed that will hook onto events from a project (#288), timeline item (#290), media (#286) or to register an effect (#291).
A plugin can be executed in different ways:
A plugin can request permissions to extend its functionality, like:
A plugin should store the following information about the code:
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