Using SDK to create and test the plugin
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Install the node on your machine and follow the steps to install the EkStep content SDK and create a new plugin:
The local plugin repository, hosted by the EkStep-Content-SDK uses a self-signed certificate to provide SSL access to the plugins under development. You need to enable accessing the localhost with a self-signed certificate in your browser to avoid seeing a security warning. Follow the steps outlined here
Login to https://dev.knowlg.sunbird.org
Create content and launch the interactive editor
In the URL add &developerMode=1 and click enter to reload
Now you can see the Add plugin button - click on it to see the editor discover your local plugins and get going That's it! Your developer environment is ready. Refer to the Plugin developer guide or a couple of Plugins from the repo to get started. You can keep editing, and reload the plugin again.