fiftyone-develop-plugin

fiftyone-develop-plugin

Develops custom FiftyOne plugins (operators and panels) from scratch. Use when creating plugins, extending FiftyOne with custom operators, building interactive panels, or integrating external APIs.

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Develops custom FiftyOne plugins (operators and panels) from scratch. Use when creating plugins, extending FiftyOne with custom operators, building interactive panels, or integrating external APIs.

Develop FiftyOne Plugins

Key Directives

ALWAYS follow these rules:

1. Understand before coding

Ask clarifying questions. Never assume what the plugin should do.

2. Plan before implementing

Present file structure and design. Get user approval before generating code.

3. Search existing plugins for patterns

list_plugins(enabled=True)
list_operators(builtin_only=False)
get_operator_schema(operator_uri="@voxel51/brain/compute_similarity")

4. Test locally before done

Install plugin and verify it works in FiftyOne App.

5. Iterate on feedback

Refine until the plugin works as expected.

Workflow

Phase 1: Requirements

Ask these questions:

  1. "What should your plugin do?" (one sentence)
  2. "Operator (action) or Panel (interactive UI)?"
  3. "What inputs from the user?"
  4. "What outputs/results?"
  5. "External APIs or secrets needed?"
  6. "Background execution for long tasks?"

Phase 2: Design

  1. Search existing plugins for similar patterns
  2. Create plan with:
    • Plugin name (@org/plugin-name)
    • File structure
    • Operator/panel specs
    • Input/output definitions
  3. Get user approval before coding

See PLUGIN-STRUCTURE.md for file formats.

Phase 3: Generate Code

Create these files:

File Required Purpose
fiftyone.yml Yes Plugin manifest
__init__.py Yes Python operators/panels
requirements.txt If deps Python dependencies
package.json JS only Node.js metadata
src/index.tsx JS only React components

Reference docs:

Phase 4: Install & Test

# Find plugins directory
python -c "import fiftyone as fo; print(fo.config.plugins_dir)"

# Copy plugin
cp -r ./my-plugin ~/.fiftyone/plugins/

# Verify detection
python -c "import fiftyone as fo; print(fo.plugins.list_plugins())"

Test in App:

launch_app(dataset_name="test-dataset")
# Press Cmd/Ctrl + ` to open operator browser
# Search for your operator

Phase 5: Iterate

  1. Get user feedback
  2. Fix issues
  3. Re-copy to plugins directory
  4. Restart App if needed
  5. Repeat until working

Quick Reference

Plugin Types

Type Language Use Case
Operator Python Data processing, computations
Panel Python Simple interactive UI
Panel JavaScript Rich React-based UI

Operator Config Options

Option Effect
dynamic=True Recalculate inputs on change
execute_as_generator=True Stream progress
allow_delegated_execution=True Background execution
unlisted=True Hide from browser

Input Types

Type Method
Text inputs.str()
Number inputs.int() / inputs.float()
Boolean inputs.bool()
Dropdown inputs.enum()
File inputs.file()
View inputs.view_target()

Minimal Example

fiftyone.yml:

name: "@myorg/hello-world"
type: plugin
operators:
  - hello_world

init.py:

import fiftyone.operators as foo
import fiftyone.operators.types as types

class HelloWorld(foo.Operator):
    @property
    def config(self):
        return foo.OperatorConfig(
            name="hello_world",
            label="Hello World"
        )

    def resolve_input(self, ctx):
        inputs = types.Object()
        inputs.str("message", label="Message", default="Hello!")
        return types.Property(inputs)

    def execute(self, ctx):
        print(ctx.params["message"])
        return {"status": "done"}

def register(p):
    p.register(HelloWorld)

Troubleshooting

Plugin not appearing:

  • Check fiftyone.yml exists in plugin root
  • Verify location: ~/.fiftyone/plugins/
  • Check for Python syntax errors
  • Restart FiftyOne App

Operator not found:

  • Verify operator listed in fiftyone.yml
  • Check register() function
  • Run list_operators() to debug

Secrets not available:

  • Add to fiftyone.yml under secrets:
  • Set environment variables before starting FiftyOne

Resources

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