powerstrip
The powerstrip module is a simple helper module to manage Python plugins.
Plugins can be developed in an independent plugin directory, then packed and distributed as plugin packages. The packed plugins can then be installed to an applications plugin folder and be discovered and used by the application.
Please notice that the module is still in beta phase so breaking changes may appear. Do not use this in production environments!
Setup
The easiest way to install the current version of powerstrip is by using pip:
# install the module pip install -U python-powerstrip # or install the module with mkdocs support pip install -U python-powerstrip[docs]
Documentation
Build the documentation as follows:
cd docs mkdocs build
Development
python -m venv env source env/bin/activate pip install -e . # testing cd test pytest
Links
Website: https://github.com/keans/powerstrip
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