Struct perseus::plugins::FunctionalPluginActions

pub struct FunctionalPluginActions {
    pub tinker: FunctionalPluginAction<(), ()>,
    pub settings_actions: FunctionalPluginSettingsActions,
    pub build_actions: FunctionalPluginBuildActions,
    pub export_actions: FunctionalPluginExportActions,
    pub export_error_page_actions: FunctionalPluginExportErrorPageActions,
    pub server_actions: FunctionalPluginServerActions,
    pub client_actions: FunctionalPluginClientActions,
}

Actions designed to be compatible with other plugins such that two plugins can execute the same action.

Fields

tinker: FunctionalPluginAction<(), ()>

The all-powerful action that can modify the Perseus engine itself. Because modifying the code you’re running doesn’t work with compiled languages like Rust, this has its own command in the CLI, perseus tinker. This is best used for modifying .perseus/Cargo.toml or other files. Ensure that you add signal comments so you don’t apply the same modifications twice! This will be executed in the context of .perseus/. As usual, do NOT change the directory here, because that will affect every other plugin as well, just use ../s if you need to work outside .perseus/.

If your plugin uses this action in a way that may confuse other plugins, you should note this in your documentation.

settings_actions: FunctionalPluginSettingsActions

Actions pertaining to the modification of settings created with PerseusApp.

build_actions: FunctionalPluginBuildActions

Actions pertaining to the build process.

export_actions: FunctionalPluginExportActions

Actions pertaining to the export process.

export_error_page_actions: FunctionalPluginExportErrorPageActions

Actions pertaining to the process of exporting an error page.

server_actions: FunctionalPluginServerActions

Actions pertaining to the server.

client_actions: FunctionalPluginClientActions

Actions pertaining to the client-side code.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for FunctionalPluginActions

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for FunctionalPluginActions

fn default() -> FunctionalPluginActions

Returns the “default value” for a type.