Lines Matching full:plugins

17 Plugins are registered in a Registry. The plugin object is typically a function,
20 Plugins may be loaded in a variety of ways:
22 - Listed in a plugins file in the file system (e.g. as "name module target").
26 This functionality can be used to create plugins for command line tools,
28 for its plugins.
92           source: path to the plugins file that declared this plugin, if any
193     """Manages a set of plugins from Python modules or plugins files."""
198         """Creates a new, empty plugins registry.
202               be registered. Must raise plugins.Error is the plugin is invalid.
206         self._sources: Set[Path] = set()  # Paths to plugins files
310         # Prohibit functions not from a plugins file from overriding others.
329         """Registers plugins from a Pigweed config.
333         plugins = config.get('pw', {}).get('pw_cli', {}).get('plugins', {})
334         for name, location in plugins.items():
352         """Registers plugins from a plugins file.
396         """Finds and registers plugins from plugins files in a directory.
400           file_name: The name of plugins files to look for.
409                     "Skipping plugins file %s because it's outside of %s",
415             _LOG.debug('Found plugins file %s', path)
419         """Returns a help string for the registered plugins."""
429         return f'supported plugins:\n{help_items}'
431     def detailed_help(self, plugins: Iterable[str] = ()) -> Iterator[str]:
433         if not plugins:
434             plugins = list(self._registry)
442         plugins = sorted(plugins)
443         for plugin in plugins:
447                 for line in self[plugin].details(full=len(plugins) == 1):
454         yield 'Plugins files:'
509     This can be used to collect plugins registered with a decorator from a