pyplugin 0.6.0

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pyplugin

Pyplugin is a plugin framework library, supporting declarative-style plugin writing, allowing modular, swappable functionality in any codebase.

See Getting Started for more.

Version Name	Latest Tag	Release Notes	Patch Notes	Documentation	Release Date	End Support Date
0.6	v0.6.0	Release Notes	Patch Notes	Documentation	19 July 2025

Changelog v0.6

Features

• Upgrade to support Python 3.13

Contributing

Want a new feature, found a bug, or have questions? Feel free to add to our issue board on Github: Open Issues

We welcome any developer who enjoys the package enough to contribute. If you want to be added as a contributor and check out the Developer's Guide.

Introduction

Plugins are arbitrary callables. They can declare other plugins as requirements while operating under certain guarantees:

• A plugin can be loaded (i.e. called) exactly once until it is unloaded.
• A plugin's dependencies will be loaded before.
• A plugin's loaded dependents will be reloaded after.
• When a plugin is unloaded, its loaded dependents will be unloaded before.

This paradigm naturally puts an emphasis on the structure of packages and applications and less on its orchestration. This allows consumers of applications to easily swap or add plugins while guaranteeing conformity to API contracts.

Install

pip install pyplugin