V
Ville Vainio
Anyone know any good, low-fat, Open Source (BSD or better) trivial
plugin framework that would allow me to put a bunch of .py-files in a
directory, with contents like:
# /tmp/py/mymod.py
class C:
pass
class CFact:
pass
__plugindict__ = {
'somefactory' : CFact
}
And then do
import plugin
# sees that implementation repository doesn't exist, so creates one by
# looking at all the modules. Having seen that 'somefactory' is in
# mymod.py it only execs that.
fact = plugin.get("/tmp/py", 'somefactory')
obj = fact()
?
It seems easy enough to do, in fact I'm implementing one as I speak
(well, not physically possible but anyway ;-), but I figured there has
to be something that fits the bell better than my would-be
implementation.
plugin framework that would allow me to put a bunch of .py-files in a
directory, with contents like:
# /tmp/py/mymod.py
class C:
pass
class CFact:
pass
__plugindict__ = {
'somefactory' : CFact
}
And then do
import plugin
# sees that implementation repository doesn't exist, so creates one by
# looking at all the modules. Having seen that 'somefactory' is in
# mymod.py it only execs that.
fact = plugin.get("/tmp/py", 'somefactory')
obj = fact()
?
It seems easy enough to do, in fact I'm implementing one as I speak
(well, not physically possible but anyway ;-), but I figured there has
to be something that fits the bell better than my would-be
implementation.