0xLeif/Plugin
π Plug and Play
Usage
Creating a plugin
To create a plugin, create a struct or class that conforms to the Plugin protocol and implement its requirements.
Here's an example of a simple plugin that adds an auth header to a URLRequest object:
struct AuthPlugin: Plugin {
var keyPath: WritableKeyPath<PluginURLRequest, URLRequest>
func handle(value: Void, output: inout URLRequest) async throws {
output.allHTTPHeaderFields = ["auth": "token"]
}
}Making an object pluginable
To use plugins with an object, make it conform to the Pluginable protocol. Here's an example of a PluginURLRequest class that can have plugins added to it:
class PluginURLRequest: Pluginable {
var plugins: [any Plugin] = []
var request: URLRequest
init(url: URL) {
self.request = URLRequest(url: url)
}
}Registering and handling plugins
Plugins can be registered to a Pluginable object using the register(plugin: any Plugin) method. Once registered, the handle(value: Any) method can be called on the object to apply the registered plugins to it.
let urlRequest = PluginURLRequest(url: URL(string: "https://example.com")!)
urlRequest.register(plugin: AuthPlugin(keyPath: \.request))
try await urlRequest.handle()
print(urlRequest.request.allHTTPHeaderFields) // ["auth": "token"]Additional Features
You can also access the inputType and outputType properties of any plugin and get the list of plugins with their inputType and outputType properties.
let authPlugin = AuthPlugin(keyPath: \.request)
print(authPlugin.inputType) // Void
print(authPlugin.outputType) // URLRequest
let pluginTypes = urlRequest.pluginTypes
print(pluginTypes) // [(input: Void, output: URLRequest)]Projects Using Plugins
- Scribe: Scribe is a flexible logging library for Swift, designed to make logging easy and efficient. It provides a centralized system for logging messages and events within your application, and supports multiple logging outputs and plugins to extend its capabilities to meet your needs. Scribe integrates with swift-log for console logging, making it a versatile solution for all your logging requirements.
- PluginTask: PluginTask is a custom Task that allows users to add plugins to modify its behavior. Plugins can be added to the PluginTask instance to perform additional functionality before or after the task's main operation. This makes it easy to modify the task's behavior without modifying its original implementation.
Package Metadata
Repository: 0xLeif/Plugin
Homepage: https://plugin.0xl.io/
Stars: 5
Forks: 0
Open issues: 0
Default branch: main
Primary language: swift
License: MIT
Topics: async-await, ios, macos, plugin, plugins, swift, watchos
README: README.md