Noah Petherbridge
8a2d6a7c04
All modules are now plugins. The config.py calls load_plugin for each plugin it needs (some plugins may load others automatically). Also each plugin keeps its own template folder which gets added to the template search path, so i.e. if the photo plugin is unloaded completely, the URL endpoints won't work either (with the old system, since the HTML templates still existed in the default root the endpoints would still serve pages, just without any Python logic behind them).
29 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
29 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
#!/usr/bin/env python
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"""Dynamic CMS plugin loader."""
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import os
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from importlib import import_module
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from rophako.app import app, BLUEPRINT_PATHS
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def load_plugin(name, as_blueprint=True, template_path=None):
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"""Load a Rophako CMS plugin.
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* `name` is a Python module name, i.e. `rophako.modules.blog`
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* `as_blueprint` is True if the module exports a blueprint object called
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`mod` that can be attached to the Flask app. Set this value to False if
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you simply need to include a Python module that isn't a blueprint.
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* `template_path` is a filesystem path where the blueprint's templates
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can be found. If not provided, the path is automatically determined
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based on the module name, which is suitable for the built-in plugins."""
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module = import_module(name)
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if as_blueprint:
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mod = getattr(module, "mod")
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app.register_blueprint(mod)
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# Get the template path to add to the BLUEPRINT_PATHS.
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if template_path is None:
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module_path = name.replace(".", "/")
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template_path = os.path.join(module_path, "templates")
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BLUEPRINT_PATHS.append(template_path) |