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Plugin Catalog

Extending functionality withg plugins.​

The µRadiant relies on plugins for modelling in various metamodels, for certain functionalities, and views. You can build your own plugin, but there are various standard plugins to provide default functionality. This section discusses those standard plugins.

Standard Plugins​

Prime Plugin​

The prime plugin provides support for the elements ontology, which contains ApplicationApplicationThe overarching model container grouping all components, domain logic, and configurations for an enterprise solution. and Component. It is installed by default. The plugin allows you to model NS MIS applicationsApplicationThe overarching model container grouping all components, domain logic, and configurations for an enterprise solution..

Build Plugin​

The build plugin provides the build view. In this view, you can expand and harvest your project. Once expanded, the plugin will look for build scripts and provide buttons for basic build actions.

Validation Plugin​

The validation plugin will automatically run model validations and make a report. You will also get badges next to an element in the tree view if there are issues concerning this element.

Editor Plugin​

The editor plugin allows you to model your own plugins for the µR.

Project Plugin​

The project plugin allows you to model your project setup.

Transmuter Plugin​

The transmuter plugin adds extra actions to the context menu in the editor. You can use them to run a transmuter on an element.

Workflow Plugin​

The workflow plugin adds support for modelling workflows. It also adds diagrams rendering the workflow state diagrams.