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require 'killbill/killbill_logger'
module Killbill
# There are various types of plugins one can write for Killbill:
#
# 1) notifications plugins, which listen to external bus events and can react to it
# 2) payment plugins, which are used to issue payments against a payment gateway
module Plugin
class PluginBase
attr_reader :active
# Called by the Killbill lifecycle when initializing the plugin
def start_plugin
@active = true
end
# Called by the Killbill lifecycle when stopping the plugin
def stop_plugin
@active = false
end
# Extra services
attr_accessor :root,
:plugin_name,
:logger,
:conf_dir,
:clock,
:kb_apis
# Called by the Killbill lifecycle when instantiating the plugin
def initialize()
@active = false
end
def logger=(logger)
# logger is an OSGI LogService in the Killbill environment. For testing purposes,
# allow delegation to a standard logger
@logger = logger.respond_to?(:info) ? logger : Killbill::Plugin::KillbillLogger.new(logger)
end
def logger
@logger ||= Logger.new(STDOUT)
end
# Will be called by each thread before returning to Killbill
def after_request
end
end
end
end
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