Interface: PluginIdentity
Defined in: api/plugin.ts:33
The two members every plugin declares, whichever halves it fills.
#178: a plugin that page scope has to call back into publishes those calls on itself, beside
id and its halves. Declare an interface extending ChromePluginOf or DataPluginOf, return it
from the factory, and hold what the half built in a variable inside that factory call. The page
then keeps the plugin object it installed and calls it. That is the supported way to reach a
plugin's own state. It is also why no Gantt method hands a PluginContext back. One factory
call is one install's worth of state, so two Gantts on one page share none of it (I2). A
module-level stash shares all of it.
Extended by
Properties
id
id:
string
Defined in: api/plugin.ts:34
requires?
optionalrequires?: readonlystring[]
Defined in: api/plugin.ts:39
Plugin ids that must also be installed. Does not imply an order in the array: installation
resolves setup order from requires alone, so [a, b] and [b, a] install identically. A
required id nobody installs throws MissingPluginError. One list covers both
halves (ADR 0019).