It is an example to show how to write a nodex-plugin

Just add nodex as the dependency:

```toml [package] name = "nodex-plugin-helloworld" version = "0.1.1" edition = "2021"

[dependencies] nodex = "^0.2" ```

Then export your own function with the signature:

lib.rs

```rust use nodex::prelude::*;

pub fn init(env: NapiEnv, mut object: JsObject) -> NapiResult<()> { object.setnamedproperty( "helloworld", env.func(|this, ()| { let env = this.env(); let res: JsValue = env.runscript( r#" console.log("hello, nodex!"); "# )?; Ok(res) })?, )?;

Ok(())

} ```

So you can use this crate as the dependency of your nodex project:

plugin example

```toml [package] name = "plugin" version = "0.1.0" edition = "2021"

[lib] crate-type = ["cdylib"]

[dependencies.nodex] features = ["v8"] version = "^0.1"

[dependencies.nodex-plugin-helloworld] version = "0.1" ```

lib.rs

```rust use nodex::prelude::*; nodex::napi_module!(init);

fn init(env: NapiEnv, exports: JsObject) -> NapiResult<()> { nodexpluginhelloworld::init(env, exports)?;

Ok(())

} ```