/**
* Get an array of plugins
*
* If $instanciate is true then the returned array will have instanciated
* plugin objects that are ready for use.
*
* @param string $event What event you want the plugin to be enabled for
* @param bool $instanciate Whether or not to instanciate the plugins
*
* @return array
*/
public static function getPlugins($event, $instanciate = true)
{
$config = Resqee_Config::getInstance()->getConfigSection(self::KEY_PLUGINS);
if (empty($config)) {
return array();
}
$rtn = array();
foreach ($config as $pluginClass => $eventName) {
if ($event == $eventName) {
if ($instanciate) {
Resqee::loadClass($pluginClass);
$rtn[$pluginClass] = new $pluginClass();
} else {
$rtn[] = $pluginClass;
}
}
}
return $rtn;
}
/**
* Get the configuration for this plugin
*
* The plugin's configuration info should be in a section in resqee.ini
* example: if your plugin's class name is MyPlugin then you should have
* something like the following in resqee.ini
*
* [MyPlugin]
* myPlugin.variable1 = true
* myPlugin.variable2 = 12345
* myPlugin.db.host = localhost
* myPlugin.db.port = 3306
* myPlugin.db.user = resqeeUser
* myPlugin.db.passwd = resqeePassword
*
* Also NOTE: Your plugin must be enabled in the [plugins] section of resqee.ini
* To enable a plugin do one of the following:
*
* [plugins]
* Plugin1ClassName = <eventID> ; run the plugin's before() and after() methods for <eventID>
* Plugin2ClassName = <eventID>"before" ; only run the plugin's before() method for <eventID>
* Plugin3ClassName = <eventID>"after" ; only run the plugin's after() method for <eventID>
* Plugin4ClassName = 1after ; only run the plugin's after() method for event w/ id of 1
*
* You can use the keys in Resqee_Plugin_Events::$events for eventIDs or their
* values. Either will work b/c Resqee_Config pulls those keys out and turns
* them into constants before parsing the ini file. Also, I know the " syntax sucks
* but that's due to how parse_ini_file() works.
*
* @return array
*/
public function getConfig()
{
return Resqee_Config::getInstance()->getConfigSection(get_class($this));
}
