"id": "com.mycompany.myplugin", "name": "My First Plugin", "host": [ "app": "PS", "minVersion": "24.0" , "app": "PHSP", "minVersion": "24.0" ], "entrypoints": [ "type": "panel", "id": "myPanel", "label": "My Panel", "main": "index.html" ], "features": "localStorage": true
const fs = require('uxp').storage.localFileSystem; const entryPoints = require('uxp'); async function saveText() const file = await fs.getFileForSaving("myOutput.txt"); await file.write("Hello from Adobe UXP!"); console.log("Saved successfully"); adobe uxp developer tools
my-first-plugin/ ├── manifest.json # The heart of the plugin (permissions, entry points) ├── main.js # Your JavaScript entry point ├── index.html # UI for the panel ├── style.css # UI styling └── node_modules/ # Dependencies The tools rely heavily on manifest.json . Here is a minimal example: "id": "com
But a framework is only as good as its tooling. The (UDT) are the critical suite of utilities that transform UXP from a theoretical spec into a practical, debuggable, and deployable environment. "name": "My First Plugin"