# Bundle Format Plugin bundles are zip files named after the plugin ID. `config.json` must be at the zip root. ## Plugin 2.0 Layout ```text .zip config.json .html .css .js optional when src/ui.ts exists .wasm optional agent-side WASM module server.js optional server runtime src/ ui.ts compiled to assets/.js server.ts compiled to server.js shared.ts optional local module ``` After extraction the server stores assets under `Overlord-Server/plugins//assets/`, generated metadata in `manifest.json`, optional source in `src/`, and persistent plugin files in `data/`. ## Runtime Selection ```json { "apiVersion": 2, "runtime": "wasm", "wasm": "sample-wasm.wasm" } ``` Use: | Runtime | Use case | |---------|----------| | `server` | Server-only extension, build plugin, dashboard plugin, RPC-backed plugin. | | `wasm` | Sandboxed agent-side Plugin 2.0 module. | | `native` or omitted v1 fields | Legacy shared-library agent plugin. | Server-only plugins are not sent to clients and do not use auto-load. ## Manifest Fields `config.json` is merged into the generated `manifest.json`. ```json { "id": "sample", "name": "Sample Plugin", "apiVersion": 2, "runtime": "server", "version": "1.0.0", "description": "An example plugin", "entry": "sample.html", "assets": { "html": "sample.html", "css": "sample.css", "js": "sample.js" }, "navbar": { "label": "Sample", "icon": "fa-cube" } } ``` `navbar.icon` accepts a Font Awesome 6 solid icon class such as `fa-cube`, `fa-key`, or `fa-network-wired`. If the plugin is enabled, navbar plugins appear in the Plugin Apps group and open at `/plugins/`. ## TypeScript UI And Server Logic Plugin bundles can ship source-oriented browser and server logic. The server compiles these during extraction: ```json { "apiVersion": 2, "uiEntry": "src/browser/main.ts", "serverEntry": "src/backend/index.ts" } ``` Defaults: | Source file | Output | |-------------|--------| | `src/ui.ts` | `assets/.js` | | `src/server.ts` | `server.js` | Only files under `src/` are copied for compilation. Extraction does not run `npm install`, download packages, or execute build scripts. Use relative imports and APIs already available in the browser or server plugin runtime.