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After completing plugin development, you can package your plugin project as a local file and share it with others. Once the plugin file is obtained, it can be installed into a Dify Workspace. This guide will show you how to package a plugin project as a local file and how to install plugins using local files.
You'll need the Dify plugin development scaffolding tool for packaging plugins. Visit the Github project page to select and download the version for your operating system.
Using macOS with M-series chips as an example, download the dify-plugin-darwin-arm64 file, then navigate to the file's location in terminal and grant execution permissions:
For global use of the scaffolding tool, it's recommended to rename the binary file to dify and copy it to the /usr/local/bin system path.
After configuration, enter the dify -v command in terminal to verify version number output.
After completing plugin project development, ensure remote connection testing is done. To package plugins, navigate to the parent directory of your plugin project and run the following packaging command:
After running the command, a file with .difypkg extension will be generated in the current path.
Visit the Dify plugin management page, click Install Plugin → Install via Local File in the top right corner, or drag and drop the plugin file to a blank area of the page to install.
You can share the plugin file with others or upload it to the internet for download.
