Discover the Warp 10 artifacts repository. Share your plugins, extensions and macros. Level up your Warp 10 instance with new capabilities.

WarpFleet aims to facilitate Warp 10 add-ons sharing. You can now share extensions, plugins and macros packages easily and import them into a Warp 10 instance.
Browse existing artifacts
Feel free to explore existing artifacts on https://warpfleet.senx.io/browse.
WarpFleet CLI
Interaction with the WarpFleet site is performed through the use of a command line interface (CLI) written in NodeJS. Firstly be sure to have NodeJS v10+ installed.
Retrieve an artifact
You must specify where your Warp 10 configuration file is located. WarpFleet CLI can now automatically fetch, install and manage dependencies of the chosen artifact. It will also give you the configuration keys you will have to add to the Warp 10 configuration file.
Retrieve a group of artifacts
In your Warp 10 installation directory, create a file named wf.json
:
The syntax is: <group>:<artifact>:<version>
If you want the latest version of the artifact, you can avoid to precise the version, or use +
or latest
.
wf install
will ask you if it automatically patch your Warp 10 configuration in order to activate extensions or plugins. It will also deploy artifacts and macros into right directories.
Create an extension
For security reasons, if you want to be a WarpFleet publisher, you have to be authenticated. Find more info here.
Choose extension for example. Some indications:
group
: must reflect a domain name you own (ie. com.mycompany)artifact
: your module name
Confirm. You can change everything later. It is stored in src/main/resources/wf.json
.
You now have a bootstrapped Warp 10 extension.
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