PluginManager.h File Reference

Discovers, loads, runs and unloads WASM plugins on the badge. More...

#include "plugin_manager/Plugin.h"
#include "plugin_manager/PluginManifest.h"
#include "plugin_manager/PluginStorage.h"
#include <atomic>
#include <cstdint>
#include <functional>
#include <memory>
#include <optional>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

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Classes
class	cdc::plugin_manager::PluginManager
struct	cdc::plugin_manager::PluginManager::LockscreenItem

Namespaces
namespace	cdc
namespace	cdc::plugin_manager

Enumerations

enum class

cdc::plugin_manager::StartResult {   cdc::plugin_manager::Ok , cdc::plugin_manager::PluginAlreadyRunning , cdc::plugin_manager::ManifestMissing , cdc::plugin_manager::ManifestInvalid ,   cdc::plugin_manager::CapabilityRejected , cdc::plugin_manager::WamrLoadFailed , cdc::plugin_manager::WamrInstantiateFailed , cdc::plugin_manager::PluginInitFailed ,   cdc::plugin_manager::PrerequisiteFailed , cdc::plugin_manager::PluginOnEnterFailed , cdc::plugin_manager::Busy , cdc::plugin_manager::PluginDisabled }

Detailed Description

Discovers, loads, runs and unloads WASM plugins on the badge.

One PluginManager instance, registered as a cdc_core service. At most one foreground plugin (the one the user is currently looking at) runs at any given time. A plugin declaring capabilities.background = true keeps running (and ticking in parallel with the foreground) after the user leaves its view, instead of being unloaded. A plugin declaring capabilities.autoload = true is loaded into the background at boot unless the user has disabled it.

Definition in file PluginManager.h.