Wrong documentation for using capacitor plugin in ios

[lclrobert2020]

From this website
After adding a capacitor dependency in your Podfile,
the instruction says the plugin should be registered in viewDidload()

override func viewDidLoad() {
    // Inject the plugin into the native bridge
    apiPlugin = bridge?.plugin(withName: "MyPlugin") as? MyPlugin
    
    // now call super which will start the initial load
    super.viewDidLoad()
}

But in the example e-com app link here
The project use "CapacitorCamera"
but it wasn't registered any where in all of the view model files
the only plugin registered is a local plugin

   func handle(bridge: CAPBridgeProtocol?) {
        subRef = PortalsPlugin.subscribe("dismiss") { [weak self] result in
            if result.data as! String == "cancel" || result.data as! String == "success" {
                DispatchQueue.main.async {
                    
                    self?.shouldDisplayCheckout = false
                }
            }
        }
        
        apiPlugin = bridge?.plugin(withName: "ShopAPI") as? ShopAPIPlugin
        apiPlugin?.dataProvider = coordinator.dataStore
        apiPlugin?.actionDelegate = self
    }

I think the plugins are auto registered like the one from the community plugins,
the website also stated this for the community plugins

Plugins are automatically registered on iOS.

So i guess the plugins are auto registered if they are installed by pod ?

[Steven0351]

You are correct, and the documentation updates in #145 addresses this