Everyone,
After users get Radiant up and running, they will probably want to
create plugins, I think the vendor/plugins directory should only be used
for the core product. My though is to have a RAILS_ROOT/extras
directory where users can place their own plugins or third-party
plugins.
Do you agree? I created a radiant_loader plugin that sits in the
vendor/plugins directory that loads plugins from RAILS_ROOT/extras
directory. If anyone thinks this is a good idea I will package it up
and create a [research] ticket.
cheers,
scott
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Scott W. wrote:
After users get Radiant up and running, they will probably want to create plugins, I think the vendor/plugins directory should only be used for the core product. My though is to have a RAILS_ROOT/extras directory where users can place their own plugins or third-party plugins.
Do you agree? I created a radiant_loader plugin that sits in the vendor/plugins directory that loads plugins from RAILS_ROOT/extras directory. If anyone thinks this is a good idea I will package it up and create a [research] ticket.
I initially had the same idea, but vetoed it because it didn’t work with
the standard script/plugin script. Would your radiant_loader plugin
handle this case? If it does I’d prefer that the directory be
RAILS_ROOT/plugins/.
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John L.
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