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I have a Node.js application and I want users to be able to develop custom plugins. I have multiple ideas and I am unsure how good they are. I need some tips from more experienced developers. My first ...
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I build a plugin based Qt application which currently lives entirely in a library. The app as well as the plugins link to the library. The ::main(…) is just a tiny two line bootstrapper calling a ...
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I am making a web application for parameterized procedural world generation. Given the computational resources involved, this application involves a server backend for generating the world with an API ...
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The main application loads plugins, list them and when user selects one it is initialized and displayed. Each plugin is a complex class library which contains several views/viewmodels/repositories/etc....
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Long story short: I would like to create a plugin system for my microservice architectured app. so we can allow our customers to install their plugins. (something like a plugin system on wordpress|...)...
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For instance, if we have a complex library with many functionalities, how can we make this lib a plugin such that it can be replaced with another lib more easily. The answer obviously is the ...
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I'm following Uncle Bob's clean architecture for my application. However, I wish my application to be extensible via plugins. More specifically, I want the plugins to be able to add new entities and ...
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I want to have a Python application - complete in itself - that allows the user to extend it via scripting (or a plugin model) in Python. But I want the script/plugin to have an isolated environment (...
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I'm trying to understand if there is a manager/broker/coordinator class in frameworks and I hope so, but what possible ways are in a framework to make it run the pluggable extensions and what the term ...
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Having an application that defines a plugin API, I was wondering how (if possible at all) to achieve both stability and performance (see below for what that means) at the same time. A plugin in my ...
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I built a base/skeleton user-based web app. It just has sign up, log in, log out, forgot password, verify email address, etc. Now I can easily build user-based apps by developing on top of the base ...
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Long story short - I would like to make a web application, solely for self-education purposes, that should allow user to add additional functionalities via plugins - just like Jenkins - https://...
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I'm looking for ideas on how to design a "generic" bug-tracker integration architecture for Kiwi TCMS (opensource test case management system). Background: at the moment we support integration with ...
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I'm developing a Electron/React app which uses Webpack and Asar technologies. It's designed to be a host app providing a common platform for some plugins. These plugins are downloaded and plugged into ...
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Current situation I'm developing a test-framework in python for end-to-end tests for a large ERP application. The AUT (application under test = ERP system) is structured in modules and provides a lot ...
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