plux

import sys from plux.manager import PluginManager # --- In a real project, you would define your plugin entry point in pyproject.toml --- # For example, in 'my_project/pyproject.toml': # # [project.entry-points."my.plugins"] # my_example_plugin = "my_project.plugins:MyExamplePlugin" # # And have a 'my_project/plugins.py' file: # class MyExamplePlugin: # def run(self): # return "MyExamplePlugin is running!" # # Then install your project in editable mode: `pip install -e .` # # --- This quickstart assumes such a plugin is discoverable --- # Instantiate the PluginManager for a specific namespace # Replace 'my.plugins' with your actual entry point group name manager = PluginManager("my.plugins") print(f"Searching for plugins in namespace 'my.plugins'...") found_plugins = list(manager.discover()) if not found_plugins: print("No plugins discovered. Ensure a plugin is defined via entry points and installed.") print("Refer to the comments in this quickstart for typical setup steps.") else: print(f"Discovered {len(found_plugins)} plugin(s):") for name, plugin_class in found_plugins: print(f" - Name: {name}, Class: {plugin_class.__name__}") try: plugin_instance = plugin_class() if hasattr(plugin_instance, 'run'): result = plugin_instance.run() print(f" Instance result: {result}") except Exception as e: print(f" Could not instantiate or run plugin {name}: {e}")