#Plugin System

The Hot Updater is designed to be highly customizable through its plugin system. This extensibility allows you to tailor the updater's behavior to fit your specific requirements.

#Build Plugin

The Build Plugin is used during the execution of the hot-updater deploy command. Its primary function is to manage the build process for generating the required update bundles.

#Supported Plugins

• @hot-updater/bare: Executes the bundle command through React Native CLI. Bundles through Metro or Re.Pack.
• @hot-updater/rnef: Executes the bundle command through React Native Enterprise Framework by Callstack.
• @hot-updater/expo: Executes the bundle command through Expo.

#Storage Plugin

The Storage Plugin is utilized during the hot-updater deploy command to upload bundles generated by the Build Plugin. It ensures that the update files are stored in a designated storage solution.

#Supported Plugins

• @hot-updater/supabase: Provides supabaseStorage functionality, leveraging Supabase for storage.
• @hot-updater/cloudflare: Provides r2Storage functionality, leveraging Cloudflare R2 for storage.
• @hot-updater/aws: Provides s3Storage functionality, enabling the use of AWS S3 for storage.
• @hot-updater/firebase: Provides firebaseStorage functionality, utilizing Firebase Storage for storing update bundles.

#Database Plugin

The Database Plugin is responsible for storing the metadata required to check for updates. This plugin is activated during the execution of the hot-updater deploy command.

#Supported Plugins

• @hot-updater/supabase: Provides supabaseDatabase functionality, using Supabase as a database solution.
• @hot-updater/aws: Provides s3Database functionality, utilizing AWS for database storage.
• @hot-updater/cloudflare: Provides d1Database functionality, leveraging Cloudflare D1 for database storage.
• @hot-updater/firebase: Provides firebaseDatabase functionality, using Firebase Firestore for storing update metadata.