cmd-moodle-new-plugin

You will scaffold a new Moodle plugin.

User's input: {user_input}

If {user_input} is empty or missing required values, ask the user:

1. Plugin type (one of: local, mod, block, format, theme, auth, enrol, report, qtype, filter, repository)
2. Plugin name (lowercase, no underscores in the name part — frankenstyle becomes <type>_<name>)
3. Target Moodle minimum version (default: latest LTS)
4. Whether the plugin will store user data (affects privacy provider choice)

Then:

1. Activate the moodle-plugin-development skill for conventions.
2. Create the directory under <moodle-root>/<typedir>/<name>/ (e.g., local/attendance/). If <moodle-root> is unknown, ask.
3. Generate the minimum required files for the chosen plugin type using the cheatsheet in the moodle-plugin-development skill.
4. Always include:
   • version.php with correct frankenstyle component, today's date as version (YYYYMMDD00), and the user's requires value
   • lang/en/<component>.php with at least pluginname
   • classes/privacy/provider.php — null_provider if no user data, otherwise scaffold the full provider per the moodle-privacy-gdpr skill
   • GPL-3.0-or-later license header on every PHP file
   • defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die(); after the license block (skip in classes/ PSR-4 files)
5. If the plugin type has type-specific required files (e.g., mod_form.php for activity modules, block_<name>.php for blocks), include them.
6. Print a summary of what was created and the next steps the user should take (run php admin/cli/upgrade.php, register capabilities, write tests).

Coding standards: 4-space indent, no closing ?>, snake_case functions, PascalCase classes.

If unsure about a Moodle version difference, prefer the convention used in Moodle 4.5+ and note any back-compat concerns.