Plugin Structure

What is a plugin composed of?

A plugin is composed of 4 parts:

src: This folder contains the folder with the name of the plugin or package. It is important that this is fulfilled.

The folder with the name of the plugin or package must contain all the necessary Python and JSON files to extend the software.
pyproject.toml: Configuration file. This is responsible for determining how the package is created and what metadata it contains.
readme.md: Contains the long description of the package or plugin.
LICENSE: Determines the type of license the package will have.

The folder structure should be as follows:

plugin_name
│   LICENSE
│   pyproject.toml
│   readme.md
└───src
    └───plugin_name
        │  example_model.py
        │  ExampleModel.json

For the software to integrate the plugin when installed, it is necessary to meet the following requirements:

pyproject.toml MUST contain an entrypoint for each Python class that you want to add to the software.

[project.entry-points.'dashai.plugins']
ExampleClass = 'plugin_name.example_class:ExampleClass'

pyproject.toml MUST contain a keywords section, where the TAGs that will be displayed when showing the package or plugin in the DashAI plugin interface will be specified.

The ONLY possible tags are:
```
"DashAI", "Package", "Task", "Model", "Dataloaders", "Converter", "Explainer"
```
A possible keywords section would be as follows:
```
[project]
keywords = [
    "DashAI",
    "Package",
    "Task",
    "Model",
    "Dataloader"
]
```