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# Using Plugins
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Psalm can be extended through plugins to find and fix domain-specific issues.
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## Using Composer-based plugins
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Psalm plugins are distributed as composer packages.
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### Discovering plugins
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You can find a list of plugins on [Psalm’s own website](https://psalm.dev/plugins), and [also on Packagist](https://packagist.org/?type=psalm-plugin). Alternatively you can get a list via the CLI by typing `composer search -t psalm-plugin '.'`
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### Installing plugins
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`composer require --dev <plugin-vendor/plugin-package>`
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### Managing known plugins
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Once installed, use the `psalm-plugin` tool to enable, disable and show available and enabled plugins.
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To enable a plugin, run `vendor/bin/psalm-plugin enable plugin-vendor/plugin-package`.
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To disable a plugin, run `vendor/bin/psalm-plugin disable plugin-vendor/plugin-package`.
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`vendor/bin/psalm-plugin show` will show you a list of all local plugins (enabled and disabled).
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## Using your own plugins
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Is there no plugin for your favourite framework / library yet? Create it! It's as easy as forking a repository, tweaking some docblocks and publishing the package to Packagist.
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Consult [Authoring Plugins](authoring_plugins.md) chapter to get started.
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