Adding a standard plugin to CODAP V2

1. In codap-data-interactives repo master branch:

   1. Add an object for the plugin you want to add into the data-interactives-map.json file. If the value for ”isStandard” is true, the object will automatically be added to the published-plugins.json file.
      Example:
      {
"title": "Transformers",
"description": "Transform datasets with a collection of powerful tools",
"title-string": "DG.plugin.Transformers.title",
"description-string": "DG.plugin.Transformers.description",
"width": 350,
"height": 450,
"icon": "/codap-transformers/transformers-icon-small.svg",
"path": "/codap-transformers/",
"visible": "false",
"isStandard": "true",
"categories": [
"Partners",
"Tools"
]
}

   2. In the bin/build file, you need to add the plugin folder to the appropriate variable:

      1. If adding a non-React plugin, add the containing folder to the STATIC_PLUGIN_DIRS variable.
      2. If adding a React plugin, add the containing folder to the BUILT_PLUGIN_DIRS variable.

   3. Delete the target folder in the codap-data-interactives repo.

   4. In a terminal window, type ”bin/buid” or ”npm run std:build”. This should re-build the target folder.

   5. Once build is done, open the target folder and check to see if the plugin you added to the published-plugins.json appears in the folder.

2. In the codap repo:
   1. Add a similar object to the one you added in the data-interactives-map.json to the appropriate submenu array in the apps/dg/resources/json/hierarchical_plugins.json object
3. To make the interactive appear in the codap-data-interactive-website. In the codap-data-interactives repo:
   1. Make sure you have added the plugin object into the data-interactive-map.json.
   2. Checkout `gh-pages` branch. Merge master branch to gh-pages branch
   3. In a terminal window, type ”npm run build”
   4. Push changes to github.
   5. You may have to wait 15-30 minutes for the codap-data-interactives pages to update with your changes.