This repository contains the code and releases of the official plugins that can be used with both the Helio Materialiser for users or for developers and the Helio Publisher. The following table summarises the plugins available by type:
| Plugin Type | Plugin | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Data Provider | BashProvider | This plugin allows to run a set of bash commands, and then, read a file with potential results; e.g., run a docker process and feed Helio with some results |
| Data Provider | EthereumProvider | This plugin allows to collect a block or a set of blocks of an Ethereum Blockchain. Those blocks contain all the original data and meta-data, the data of the block is expressed in JSON |
A fork is an exact copy of the parent repository. The new fork will remain in sync with the parent repository until you modify your forked copy or if the parent repository is modified. To fork this repository, click in the "Fork" button on your apper right-hand side of the page to start the forking process.
Once the process is done, you will have the same repository with your username before the repository name and above, the parent repository.
First of all, clone the fork in your device:
git clone https://github.com/username/helio-plugins.git
You can create a new branch to isolate your code. Its very important create a new branch off of the master branch.
git branch update-readme
You can change to the new branch with the following command:
git checkout readme-update
git checkout readme-update
You can add the new or modified files to your local repository with:
git add README.me
You should add a message to reflect your contribution on the project. This could be done with a commit message:
git commit -m "Update README"
This commit with the -m is for short messages. Then, you can verify the git commited with:
git status
Finally, you can use git push to push the change to the current branch of your forked repository:
git push --set-upstream origin readme-update
To do a Pull Request, you must click in the Pull Request button and create a new Pull Request
Then, create the Pull Request:
Select your branch or the master (depending if you created a branch or not)