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# Quick start
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You can install and uninstall any plugin you want
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## Plugin installation
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```bash
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strapin install <plugin-name>.
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```
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Installs a plugin, using the CLI.
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### Basic usage
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Considering you want to install a plugin named `content-manager` you can run the following command:
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`$ strapi install content-manager`.
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This implies that this plugin is published on the npm registry as `strapi-plugin-content-manager`.
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The command installs the plugin in the `node_modules` folder of your Strapi application, and then, move the plugin itself in the `./plugins` folder, so you can edit and version it.
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### Development mode
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In order to make contributors life easier, a command is dedicated to development mode:
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`$ strapi install <plugin-name> --dev` (eg. `$ strapi install content-manager --dev`)
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This command creates a symlink between the Strapi application and the plugin, which should have been previously installed globally (`$ npm link` or `$ npm install plugin-name -g`).
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## Plugin uninstallation
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```bash
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strapi uninstall <plugin-name>
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```
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Allows the developer to uninstall a plugin, using the CLI.
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### Basic usage
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Command: `$ strapi uninstall <plugin-name>` (eg. `$ strapi uninstall content-manager`).
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This command simply removes the plugin folder.
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Please refer to the [CLI documentation](http://strapi.io) for more information.
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