Prompt during the installation of a Wordpress plugin - wordpress

I am looking for a way to prompt the administrator during the installation of a Wordpress plugin.
I would like the administrator to set parameters that will be used in the next part of the installation.
Do you know how to do that ? Do you have any clue ?
Thank you.

The only way to do a prompt for the installation is to create 2 plugins, one for the installation and configuration of the "framework" of the plugin and the other for the use of the framework.
The "installation" function in wordpress doesn't show you anything, it's launched in back-end.

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