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title: Plugins Overview
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permalink: /plugins/
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---
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There are several ways to install plugins.
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### Default Plugins vs. Custom Plugins
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Talk ships with a default set of plugins, available in `plugins.default.json`. When you run Talk with just the default plugins, these are the plugins that will be enabled.
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If you want to use the additional plugins that are available, you can create a `plugins.json` file. If this file exists, Talk will use that to determine which plugins to use.
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### Installing a Plugin from npm
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If you create your own plugin, you can publish the plugin to npm and use it in Talk. The npm package can be public (open source) or private.
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You would include this in your `plugins.json`:
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EXAMPLE HERE
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### Installing a Local Plugin
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If you host your own plugin on Github, you can enable it by adding this to your `plugins.json`:
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EXAMPLE HERE
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### Best Practice
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