LibPlugin

An embeddable plugin system for Rust applications.

• LibPlugin handles the majority of boilerplate required for implementing a functional plugin system; offering some flexibility in design & configuration.

Still under early development; I would recommend against using it for anything serious at the moment.

• Supported Formats:
  • Toml
  • Ron
  • Json

Basic Usage

use lp::{PluginManager, Toml};

fn main() {
    let toml = Toml::parse("plugin_manifest.toml")
        .expect("Failed to parse plugin manifest");

    toml.plugin.register(|plugin| {
        // custom logic to handle registering the plugin
    });

    toml.plugin.run(|plugin| {
        // custom logic to handle executing the plugin
    });

    toml.plugin.unregister(|plugin| {
        // custom logic to handle unregistering the plugin
    });
}

Plugin Manifest Example

• TOML

[plugin]
name = "example"
version = "0.1.0"
authors = ["Author Name"]
description = "An example plugin"
license = "MIT"
path = "/path/to/plugin"

• RON

Ron(
    plugin: Plugin(
        name: "example",
        version: "0.1.0",
        authors: Some(["Author Name"]),
        description: Some("An example plugin"),
        license: Some("MIT"),
        path: Some("/path/to/plugin"),
    ),
)

• JSON

{
    "plugin": {
        "name": "example",
        "version": "0.1.0",
        "authors": ["Author Name"],
        "description": "An example plugin",
        "license": "MIT",
        "path": "/path/to/plugin"
    }
}

Roadmap

• Improve Tests
  • Refactor the mock up to reflect a realistic use case.