Loading feed2exec/plugins/__init__.py +10 −1 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -74,12 +74,21 @@ def output(feed, item, lock=None): appropriately. The feed and items are also passed to the plugin as keyword arguments. arguments. Plugins should especially respect the ``catchup`` argument that, when set, forbids plugins to do any permanent activity. For example, plugins MUST NOT run commands, write files, or make network requests. In general, "catchup mode" should be *fast*: it allows users to quickly catchup with new feeds without firing plugins, but it should *also* allow users to test configurations so plugins SHOULD give information to the user about what would have been done by the plugin without ``catchup``. :param dict feed: the feed metadata :param dict item: the updated item :return object: the loaded plugin .. note:: more information about plugin design is in the :ref:`writing-plugins` document. """ if feed.get('args'): Loading Loading
feed2exec/plugins/__init__.py +10 −1 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -74,12 +74,21 @@ def output(feed, item, lock=None): appropriately. The feed and items are also passed to the plugin as keyword arguments. arguments. Plugins should especially respect the ``catchup`` argument that, when set, forbids plugins to do any permanent activity. For example, plugins MUST NOT run commands, write files, or make network requests. In general, "catchup mode" should be *fast*: it allows users to quickly catchup with new feeds without firing plugins, but it should *also* allow users to test configurations so plugins SHOULD give information to the user about what would have been done by the plugin without ``catchup``. :param dict feed: the feed metadata :param dict item: the updated item :return object: the loaded plugin .. note:: more information about plugin design is in the :ref:`writing-plugins` document. """ if feed.get('args'): Loading
