@netlify/build/lib/types/netlify_plugin_options.d.ts

Netlify build module

import type { NetlifyPluginConstants } from '../core/constants.js';
import type { PluginInputs, StringKeys } from './config/inputs.js';
import type { NetlifyConfig } from './config/netlify_config.js';
import type { NetlifyPluginUtils } from './options/netlify_plugin_utils.js';
import type { JSONValue } from './utils/json_value.js';
export interface NetlifyPluginOptions<TInputs extends PluginInputs<StringKeys<TInputs>> = PluginInputs> {
    /**
     * If your plugin requires additional values from the user, you can specify these requirements in an `inputs` array in the plugin’s [`manifest.yml` file](https://docs.netlify.com/configure-builds/build-plugins/create-plugins/#anatomy-of-a-plugin).
     */
    inputs: TInputs;
    /**
     * @see https://docs.netlify.com/configure-builds/build-plugins/create-plugins/#netlifyconfig
     */
    netlifyConfig: NetlifyConfig;
    /**
     * When an event handler executes, the contents of the `package.json` in a site's base directory get passed to a plugin.
     * The data fields are normalized to prevent plugin errors. If the site has no `package.json`, the argument is an empty object.
     */
    packageJson: Partial<Record<string, JSONValue>>;
    constants: NetlifyPluginConstants;
    utils: NetlifyPluginUtils;
    featureFlags?: Record<string, unknown>;
    systemLog?(message: string): void;
    /**
     * When an extension's event handler executes, we pass extension-specific metadata to the exension
     */
    extensionMetadata: {
        extension_token?: string;
    };
}