OpenPS 1.2.0

Open source plugin system.

OpenPS

Open source plugin system.

Install

Windows

pip install OpenPS

Linux

pip3 install OpenPS

Built-in events

IMPORTANT: These events will not called automatically. You need to define when need to call.

• OnProgramStart
• OnProgramExit
• OnProgramInit

How to use

If you have a project and want to add a plugin system then you just need to follow these instructions. First you need to make the project folder.

.
├── main_program.py
└── plugins
    └── hello.py

You need to add a plugin.py file.

.
├── main_program.py
├── plugin.py
└── plugins
    └── hello.py

Write the following code to the plugin.py

# plugin.py
import OpenPS

event = OpenPS.Event("./plugins/")

call = lambda name: event.call(name)
register = lambda name: event.register(name)

event.init()

If you want to add your own events then add this line in the code above the event.init() line.

# plugin.py
import OpenPS

event = OpenPS.Event("./plugins/")

call = lambda name: event.call(name)
register = lambda name: event.register(name)

event.create("OnProgramFoo") # Create event.

event.init()

# main_program.py
import plugin

def main():
  plugin.call("OnProgramFoo")
  print("hello world!")

main()

# /plugins/hello.py
import plugin

@plugin.register("OnProgramFoo")
def function():
  print("hello from the plugin!")

When you run the main_program.py the output should be looks like this

hello from the plugin!
hello world!

Adding custom plugin load order

The default loading order is None. That means loads in alphabetical order.

If you want to add your own order then make a new function in the plugin.py. The function required minimum 1 parameter. The return value must be a list otherwise will not working.

# plugin.py
import OpenPS

def reverse(lst) -> list:
  lst.sort(reverse=True)
  return lst

event = OpenPS.Event("./plugins/", reverse)

call = lambda name: event.call(name)
register = lambda name: event.register(name)

event.init()