Struct RegistryWriter 

pub struct RegistryWriter { /* private fields */ }

Registers ScannedModule instances directly into an apcore Registry.

This is the default writer used when no output_format is specified. Instead of writing files, it registers modules directly for immediate use.

Handler Resolution

By default (RegistryWriter::new()), modules are registered with a passthrough handler that returns inputs unchanged — useful for schema-only registration where execution is handled elsewhere.

For executable modules, use RegistryWriter::with_handler_factory(factory) to provide a HandlerFactory that resolves target strings to real handlers.

Implementations

impl RegistryWriter

pub fn new() -> Self

Create a RegistryWriter with passthrough handlers (schema-only registration).

Panics

This constructor does not panic. However, note that without a HandlerFactory, all registered modules will use a passthrough handler that echoes inputs unchanged. This is suitable for schema-only registration. For real execution, use RegistryWriter::with_handler_factory to supply a factory that resolves targets to actual async handlers.

pub fn with_handler_factory(factory: HandlerFactory) -> Self

Create a RegistryWriter with a custom handler factory for target resolution.

impl RegistryWriter

pub fn write( &self, modules: &[ScannedModule], registry: &mut Registry, dry_run: bool, verify: bool, verifiers: Option<&[&dyn Verifier]>, ) -> Vec<WriteResult>

Register scanned modules into the registry.

• registry: The apcore Registry to register modules into.
• dry_run: If true, skip registration and return results only.
• verify: If true, verify modules are retrievable after registration.
• verifiers: Optional custom verifiers run after the built-in check.

Verifier contract for registry-based modules

Registry modules have no output file, so custom verifiers receive path = "". Built-in file-based verifiers (YAMLVerifier, JSONVerifier, etc.) skip gracefully when path is empty. Custom verifiers must also handle path = "" without erroring — use module_id for any registry-based checks.

Trait Implementations

impl Default for RegistryWriter

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.