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Plugins are now a unified format for both sources and actions. Actions dictate what to do with a link and can now be added through a plugin JSON file. Backups have also been versioned to improve performance and add action support. Tags are used to give small amounts of information before a user installs a plugin. Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@proton.me>
35 lines
822 B
Swift
35 lines
822 B
Swift
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// Plugin.swift
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// Ferrite
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//
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// Created by Brian Dashore on 1/25/23.
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//
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import CoreData
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import Foundation
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public protocol Plugin: ObservableObject, NSManagedObject {
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var id: UUID { get set }
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var listId: UUID? { get set }
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var name: String { get set }
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var version: Int16 { get set }
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var author: String { get set }
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var enabled: Bool { get set }
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var tags: NSOrderedSet? { get set }
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func getTags() -> [PluginTagJson]
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}
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extension Plugin {
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var tagArray: [PluginTag] {
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return self.tags?.array as? [PluginTag] ?? []
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}
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}
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public protocol PluginJson: Hashable {
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var name: String { get }
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var version: Int16 { get }
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var author: String? { get set }
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var listId: UUID? { get set }
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var tags: [PluginTagJson]? { get set }
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func getTags() -> [PluginTagJson]
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}
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