Has there been any work done on a plugin API? It would be a great feature to be able to write a plugin and almost literally drop it in with out having to edit major files which will be overwritten in the next release. on the forums there was mention of a word-press like plugin system (I vote for the widgets =) which would be an excellent way of managing them.
This would open the doors for a plugin community to fill those 'not so popular' needs that would be considered bloat in the main trunk, so users can select which bloat they want.
Steve,
The plugin architecture is on the roadmap for 0.3, and the basic requirements for it are currently being pondered by myself and Brennan.
See the discussion at http://lists.roundcube.net/mail-archive/roundcube.dev/2007/01/
Sam Bailey
Steve Ellis wrote:
Has there been any work done on a plugin API? It would be a great feature to be able to write a plugin and almost literally drop it in with out having to edit major files which will be overwritten in the next release. on the forums there was mention of a word-press like plugin system (I vote for the widgets =) which would be an excellent way of managing them.
This would open the doors for a plugin community to fill those 'not so popular' needs that would be considered bloat in the main trunk, so users can select which bloat they want.
Being pondered where? I haven't seen anything except brief mentions
that one would be cool.
This is something I'm interested in working on (when I have the spare
time that is).
I've actually been working on integrating MDB2_Schema to get to the
point that a plugin just needs it's own schema.xml and it'll
automatically get the database structure that it needs. This should
also help roundcube in general. I've currently got it working mostly
with mysql. I was hoping to send out an email tonight asking some
people who are using postgres/etc. to run a few tests for me.
On Jan 29, 2007, at 3:25 PM, Sam Bailey wrote:
Steve,
The plugin architecture is on the roadmap for 0.3, and the basic
requirements for it are currently being pondered by myself and
Brennan.See the discussion at http://lists.roundcube.net/mail-archive/ roundcube.dev/2007/01/
Sam Bailey
Steve Ellis wrote:
Has there been any work done on a plugin API? It would be a great
feature to be able to write a plugin and almost literally drop it
in with out having to edit major files which will be overwritten
in the next release. on the forums there was mention of a word- press like plugin system (I vote for the widgets =) which would be
an excellent way of managing them.This would open the doors for a plugin community to fill those
'not so popular' needs that would be considered bloat in the main
trunk, so users can select which bloat they want.
Hi Brian, if you are looking for someone using Roundcube with PostgreSQL I have it. Tell me what kind of tests I should do.
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Brian Jackson ha scritto:
Being pondered where? I haven't seen anything except brief mentions that one would be cool.
This is something I'm interested in working on (when I have the spare time that is).
I've actually been working on integrating MDB2_Schema to get to the point that a plugin just needs it's own schema.xml and it'll automatically get the database structure that it needs. This should also help roundcube in general. I've currently got it working mostly with mysql. I was hoping to send out an email tonight asking some people who are using postgres/etc. to run a few tests for me.
On Jan 29, 2007, at 3:25 PM, Sam Bailey wrote:
Steve,
The plugin architecture is on the roadmap for 0.3, and the basic requirements for it are currently being pondered by myself and Brennan.
See the discussion at http://lists.roundcube.net/mail-archive/roundcube.dev/2007/01/
Sam Bailey
Steve Ellis wrote:
Has there been any work done on a plugin API? It would be a great feature to be able to write a plugin and almost literally drop it in with out having to edit major files which will be overwritten in the next release. on the forums there was mention of a word-press like plugin system (I vote for the widgets =) which would be an excellent way of managing them.
This would open the doors for a plugin community to fill those 'not so popular' needs that would be considered bloat in the main trunk, so users can select which bloat they want.
Hey Sam,
On 1/29/07, Sam Bailey cyprix@cyprix.com.au wrote:
Steve,
The plugin architecture is on the roadmap for 0.3, and the basic requirements for it are currently being pondered by myself and Brennan.
we're pretty interested in a plugin-API as well. So have you guys made any decisions yet? I've been reading the mailinglists probably since they were setup and this is one of the discussions to start every week or so and then suddenly - nothing. ;-)
So by all means. I don't want to /bitch/, but be active. How can we move forward?
I am available most of the day through Jabber, iChat, Skype and of course E-mail. :-) I'd like to move on this - the company I work for can dedicate resources to the development (test bed, users, me, ...).
Cheers,
Till Klampaeckel e: mailto:klimpong@gmail.com p: +491704018676 l: http://beta.plazes.com/whereis/till
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