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custom logic specific to the host application (for selecting elements, saving senders and receivers in the project file etc).

bindings between the host application and the UI.

read our dev docs on Base object, Kits, Transports etc.Ĭonnectors are made of the following parts:.

check whether the objects (opens new window) kit is fit to support your future connector, if it might need to be extended or if you might want to develop a new kit as well.

consider that if you make your connector publicly available it's going to be your own responsibility to maintain it.

post on the community forum (opens new window) announcing what you are planning to develop and how.

check our roadmap (opens new window) and see if we might be already working on it or planning to.

make sure you are comfortable writing plugins for the host application you are planning to target, otherwise the guide below will not be of great help 😅.

# Before you beginīefore you begin writing your own connector, we encourage you to follow the steps below:

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Feel free to reach out with any questions or calls for more contributors to the project on our forum (opens new window). To get started, check out the guide below. We are very enthusiastic about community connectors and would love to help you bring them to life.

Have a dream for a connector that doesn't yet exist? We have all the tools ready for you to start developing your own! Deploying a Server - DigitalOcean Marketplace App.Filtering and Flattening Speckle Data in.