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# Invoking Plugins and API from Dynamo
## **Connecting Plugins With Dynamo**
FormIt 2022.1 and newer offers access to JavaScript APIs and custom functions from Dynamo via two new nodes:
### **CallJSAPI**
The **CallJSAPI** node allows you to invoke FormIt JavaScript APIs directly from Dynamo.
For function names and parameters, take a look at our JavaScript documentation, which is divided into two parts: [FormIt API](https://formit3d.github.io/FormItExamplePlugins/docs/FormItJSAPI/group__mod__jsapi__formit.html) and [WSM API](https://formit3d.github.io/FormItExamplePlugins/docs/FormItJSAPI/group__mod__jsapi__wsm.html) (modeling kernel).
### **CallPluginJS**
Conversely, the **CallPluginJS** node allows you to invoke custom functions from a loaded plugin, or a script snippet that's been executed from the Script Editor window.
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