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fix: separated code blocks for the React plugin example #349

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4 changes: 3 additions & 1 deletion docs/key-topics/plugins.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ This is the whole concept. Keep in mind that you will never need to create your

The `@webiny/plugins` package always exports one ready-made instance of the `PluginsContainer`, so you never need to create it yourself. Think of it as a globally accessible singleton. We need a singleton to import plugins from other `npm` packages, and by having them all import this same package (`@webiny/plugins`), at _build time_, they will be referencing the same webpack module. This means that at _runtime_, all the external plugins will be working with this one centralized registry, and will be able to access all of your app's plugins.

```ts title="Working With Plugins in React"
```ts title="Working With Plugins in React - Register plugin"
// Import the global plugins container.
import { plugins } from "@webiny/plugins";

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alert("Hello, adventurer!");
}
});
```

```ts title="Working With Plugins in React - Invoke plugin"
// Use plugins anywhere in your application (even in 3rd party npm packages).
import { plugins } from "@webiny/plugins";

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