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@remixproject/engine
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The engine manages
npm install @remixproject/engine
The engine works a with two classes :
PluginManager
: manage activation/deactivationEngine
: manage registration & communicationimport { PluginManager, Engine, Plugin } from '@remixproject/engine'
const manager = new PluginManager()
const engine = new Engine(manager)
const plugin = new Plugin({ name: 'plugin-name' })
// Wait for the manager to be loaded
await engine.onload()
// Register plugins
engine.register(plugin)
// Activate plugins
manager.activatePlugin('plugin-name')
The registration make the plugin available for activation in the engine.
To register a plugin you need:
Profile
: The ID card of your plugin.Plugin
: A class that expose the logic of the plugin.const profile = {
name: 'console',
methods: ['print']
}
class Console extends Plugin {
constructor() {
super(profile)
}
print(msg: string) {
console.log(msg)
}
}
const consolePlugin = new Console()
// Register plugins
engine.register(consolePlugin)
In the future this part will be manage by a
Marketplace
plugin.
The activation pocess is managed by the PluginManager
.
Actvating a plugin makes it visible by other plugins. Now they can communicate.
manager.activatePlugin('console')
The
PluginManager
is a plugin itself.
Plugin
exposes a simple interface to communicate with each others :
call
: Call a method exposed by another plugin (This returns always a Promise).on
: Listen on event emitted by another plugin.emit
: Emit an event broadcasted to all listeners.This code will call the method print
from the plugin console
with the parameter 'My message'
.
plugin.call('console', 'print', 'My message')
import { PluginManager, Engine, Plugin } from '@remixproject/engine'
const profile = {
name: 'console',
methods: ['print']
}
class Console extends Plugin {
constructor() {
super(profile)
}
print(msg: string) {
console.log(msg)
}
}
const manager = new PluginManager()
const engine = new Engine(manager)
const emptyPlugin = new Plugin({ name: 'empty' })
const consolePlugin = new Console()
// Wait for the manager to be loaded
await engine.onload()
// Register plugins
engine.register([plugin, consolePlugin])
// Activate plugins
manager.activatePlugin(['empty', 'console'])
// Plugin communication
emptyPlugin.call('console', 'print', 'My message')
FAQs
This is the core library used to create a new plugin engine.
The npm package @remixproject/engine receives a total of 1,718 weekly downloads. As such, @remixproject/engine popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @remixproject/engine demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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