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Updated Authoring content section in docs.mdx #567

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title: Plugins
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# DSl Plugins
# DSL Plugins

Much like the rest of Player, DSL compilation supports plugins that can influce how content gets compiled and generated. DSL Plugins are a subset of CLI Plugins that use either the hooks available on the CLI itself or on the DSL compiler instance created by the CLI. This section will cover the hooks that are available for use and why you might want to tap them.
Much like the rest of Player, DSL compilation supports plugins that can influence how content gets compiled and generated. DSL Plugins are a subset of CLI Plugins that use either the hooks available on the CLI itself or on the DSL compiler instance created by the CLI. This section will cover the hooks that are available for use and why you might want to tap them.

## CLI Hooks

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### `onEnd`

This hook is called to signal that the compilation of all files has been completed. This allows any post processing on the output as a whole to take place as a part of the build process. This may include actions like moving or bundling the compilation results or writing new files based on information collected via other hooks on the files that were processed.
This hook is called to signal that the compilation of all files has been completed. This allows any post processing on the output as a whole to take place as a part of the build process. This may include actions like moving or bundling the compilation results or writing new files based on information collected via other hooks on the files that were processed.