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# When you call provides :upload in your Engine, this module gets included. It
# provides two features:
#
# a) an .uploaders() class method that by default responds with a single array
# item pointing to the engine's parent. This will be used by the framework to
# locate the ::Importer object that does the upload heavy lifting.
#
# If your plugin implements more than one uploader, each one would be contained
# in its own namespace, and you should overwrite the .uploaders() method to
# return an array of all these namespaces. See method definition for an
# example.
#
# b) it adds a .meta() method to the engine's parent module, containing the
# name, description and version of the add-on.
#
# Again, if you implement more than one uploader, make sure you create a
# .meta() class-level method in each of your namespaces.
#
module Dradis::Plugins::Upload::Base
extend ActiveSupport::Concern
included do
module_parent.extend NamespaceClassMethods
end
module ClassMethods
# Return the list of modules that provide upload functionality. This is
# useful if one plugin provides uploading functionality for more than one
# file type (e.g. the Projects plugin allows you to upload a Package or a
# Template).
#
# The default implementation just returns this plugin's namespace (e.g.
# Dradis::Plugins::Nessus). If a plugin provides multiple uploaders, they
# can override this method:
# def self.uploders
# [
# Dradis::Plugins::Projects::Package,
# Dradis::Plugins::Projects::Template
# ]
# end
def uploaders()
[module_parent]
end
end
module NamespaceClassMethods
def meta
{
name: self::Engine::plugin_name,
description: self::Engine::plugin_description,
version: self::VERSION::STRING
}
end
end
end
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