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1. Ideas
2. Design
3. UI Design
4. Implementation(code)
5. Testing
6. Publishing
7. Integration/deployment
8. debugging
9. upgrade
10. uninstall

Idea

This Section should explain how the idea of a plugin is born, what is the purpose of this plugin and the who all can use this plugin 

Design
The implementation Design of the plugin 

UI Design (portal/mobile)
The Proposed UI design has to be published

Implementation (Code)

The framework should provide an SDK which exposes the basic services that will be used by the plugin

   UI based plugin(web/mobile)

       In a UI based plugin, DOM decoration should be independent of data handling.

    For plugins(web/server/mobile)

       the external library used should be properly documented and should be able to easily upgrade.

Testing

The framework will provide the basic testing env required by any plugin to test the Integration of the plugin with the framework

   unit testing 

      The plugin developer will list out all the possible use cases and will write unit test cases to fulfill the use cases

   Integration Testing

        The plugin will list all the touchpoints where the plugin can affect the application and any service it is using from the framework and will write the automated test for each of the use case.

        The plugin will use the framework exposed system to do the automated integration testing.

Publishing

A standard process to build and publish the plugin will be exposed by the framework so that all plugin will follow the same process.

Integration/Deployment
The plugin will specify what is the purpose of the plugin and who all can use it like web/server/mobile. Depending on the use and need for the plugin the Adopter of the framework will use the plugin and integrate it with the endpoints.

Debugging
Debugging will be a key feature of any plugin. so each plugin should use an effective logging system which will provide all the logs in a central place.

in association with this, the framework will expose logging mechanism that each plugin can extend and use to log. this will help in debugging process.

Version Control

Plugins will be version controls this will help in keeping the history of the plugin and helps collaborate on the plugin with other developers

Upgrade
Each plugin should have a roadmap for self-upgrade. if the framework is upgraded then it should consider for plugins backward compatibility and an alert have to be sent to the plugin contributor so that the developer can plan for a plugin upgrade.

Upgrade-Alert

if a plugin is upgraded an alert should be shown to the Integrator to inform the upgrade and the release features and any bug fixes so that the integrator can take a call to upgrade the plugin in his instance or not.

Uninstall
The framework will expose some hook so that the plugin can uninstall any time by calling the methods.
and each plugin also should give some process to uninstall itself like Unregister from the framework.

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