that are possible in Chandler Desktop's plug-in framework. However, as we've made changes and
improvements to the app, plug-ins such as this one have not been updated or tested. As a result, to
safeguard against data corruption, we recommend that you run a separate, clean version of Chandler
when installing plug-ins.
The Hello World Plug-in is just an example to show how minimal a plug-in project can be.
It doesn't actually do anything, but is a complete example with a setup script and tests.
To download and install the plugin from the Chandler UI,
use the "Plugins -> Download" and "Plugins -> Install" menus.
To download and install the plugin from the command line, use Chandler's
InstallPlugin script and restart Chandler::
InstallPlugin Chandler-HelloWorldPlugin
If you want to experiment with its code, you can use::
RunPython setup.py develop
to install it in development mode (where you can make changes and have them
take effect whenever Chandler is restarted), or you can use::
RunPython setup.py install
to install it as an ``.egg`` file.
Note that when installed as an egg file, changes made to the source code will
not affect Chandler execution, until you run ``setup.py install`` or ``setup.py
develop`` again.
If you want to run this plugin's tests (which also don't do anything), use::
RunPython setup.py test
The only thing this plugin actually does when Chandler is run, is to write an
entry to the log file when it is first loaded. The entry will appear only if
the parcel has just been installed in a fresh repository, or if it is the first
time running a new or changed version of the parcel.
For more information on this plugin and the plugin development process, see
the original proposal at:
http://lists.osafoundation.org/pipermail/chandler-dev/2006-March/005552.html
The svn sources for this plugin are at:
http://svn.osafoundation.org/chandler/trunk/chandler/projects/Chandler-
HelloWorldPlugin#egg=Chandler_HelloWorldPlugin-dev
and can be retrieved with::
RunPython -m easy_install --editable -b . Chandler_HelloWorldPlugin==dev
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