Plugins

Plugins are a means for revenge to expose support in a general way. Plugins are dynamically loaded at runtime based on the current engine and compatability of the process for this plugin.

Building a Plugin

To build a plugin, you must extend the Plugin class. The general layout is:

• Create new submodule under revenge.plugins. This will be the core of the plugin and should have __no__ dependencies on any specific engine

• Create a submodule under revenge.engines.<engine>. This should extend the plugin class created above, and fill in any engine specific properties. NOTE: it’s possible to create a plugin that is completely independent of any engine. In this case, the submodule here would simply extend the plugin class you created in step 1 and do nothing.

• Implement _is_valid. This property is called after instantiation to allow the plugin to determine if it wants to register in the current environment or not.

That’s it. You should now have a working plugin.