Comment intégrer un plugin personnalisé dans l'interface Discourse

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You would need to use a plugin outlet.

Using Plugin Outlet Connectors from a Theme or Plugin

Discourse includes hundreds of Plugin Outlets which can be used to inject new content or replace existing contend in the Discourse UI. ‘Outlet arguments’ are made available so that content can be customized based on the context. Choosing an outlet To find the name of a plugin outlet, search Discourse core for “<PluginOutlet”, or use the plugin outlet locations theme component. (e.g. topic-above-posts). Wrapper outlets Some outlets in core look like <PluginOutlet @name="foo" />. These allow you…

A neat tool for figuring out the location and plugin outlet’s name:

Introducing Discourse developer toolbar

When running the latest version of Discourse core in a development environment, you’ll notice a new toolbar on the left-hand-side of the screen: [Developer Tools] This provides one-click access to commonly-needed developer tools. So far, we have: Plugin Outlet Debug This shows all plugin outlets, with tooltips showing realtime values of all of the available @outletArgs. This was inspired by the popular plugin outlet locations theme component, and the plugin before it. But un…