Vite Cep Plugin

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A Vite plugin to build Adobe CEP Extension Panels

Overview

The Vite CEP Plugin is a tool designed specifically for developers working with Adobe CEP Extension panels. This plugin integrates seamlessly with the Vite.js bundler, allowing for an efficient development process. Though the repository has subsequently been archived, the project has been consolidated into the more comprehensive Bolt CEP monorepo, ensuring that users still have access to a robust framework for their Adobe extension needs.

Utilizing this plugin with the Bolt CEP boilerplate enhances the effectiveness of building and managing extension panels, making it an excellent choice for developers focused on creating responsive and performant applications within the Adobe ecosystem.

Features

  • Seamless Vite Integration: Effortlessly bundle your Adobe CEP Extension panels with the power of the Vite.js bundler for faster build times and instant updates.
  • Focused on Adobe CEP: Specifically designed for Adobe CEP developers, ensuring that the plugin meets the unique requirements of creating extension panels.
  • Archived for Consolidation: Although archived, its integration into the Bolt CEP monorepo offers stability and continued support for developers transitioning to the new framework.
  • Easy Installation: Simplify your setup with a straightforward installation process via yarn, making it quick to add the plugin to your existing projects.
  • Bolster Your Development Workflow: The plugin enhances your development pipeline, enabling a smoother workflow while working on complex Adobe extensions.
  • Community Support: By merging into the Bolt CEP monorepo, users benefit from a larger community and ongoing development efforts.
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