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Introduction

This quickstart will help you learn how to create an app plugin using SE2. It will also introduce some of SE2's key features to manage development environments and user access, and the plugin editor.

Quickstart

Subo: the Suborbital CLI

Use SE2's APIs from Go

Use SE2's APIs from JS/TS

The SE2 code editor is available for you to embed in your application, so your users can build their plugins quickly and easily

The plugin editor

When your users interact with SE2, you want them to have an experience that is tailored to your product. To ensure they get the most out of SE2, you can create custom plugin templates to control what your users see when they create a new plugin.

Custom plugin templates

Namespaces

API Reference

Go client library reference

JS/TS client library reference

Language support

Contributing to Suborbital

E2 Core

Term	Precise Definition	Other form(s)
Organization	A (potentially shared) account in which one or more users manage(es) their Suborbital subscription	org
Environment	Identifies the relationship between a plugin’s source code, its wasm binaries, and the execution runtime	env
Tenant	Identifies the relationship between an Environment and some specific user or collection of users interacting with it. The Environment administrator manages and identifies this relationship including, but not limited to, tenant authentication.	tnt
Client	The application communicating with SE2 on the behalf of some Tenant
Environment Token	Grants a Client access to an environment
Editor Token	Grants a Tenant access to the Builder Service

Getting Started

How-To

Reference

Open Source @ Suborbital

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