ContentPlugins » History » Version 1
Justin Sherrill, 11/23/2015 07:27 PM
1 | 1 | Justin Sherrill | h1. ContentPlugins |
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3 | h2. What are they? |
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5 | Adding the ability to install a new package onto the katello server and get a new content type (similar to pulp plugins). |
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8 | h2. "Design" |
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10 | * Content plugins are just foreman plugins that require katello |
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11 | * Routes |
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12 | * Plugin defines them |
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13 | * Content registration defines them |
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14 | * Top level nav |
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15 | * add link |
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16 | * provide UI |
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17 | * Plugin would define |
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18 | * Content type class |
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19 | * association to repo |
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20 | * migrations |
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21 | * Restructuring Repository |
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22 | * Use STI for diff repo types |
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23 | * or use modules to insert code (less ideal, may get tricky with things like generating importers) |
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24 | * Registration api for plugins to register the content type |
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25 | * Plugin would define publish and promote acitons which accept as input view, version, & environment for which to publish or promtoe. These actions are registered via the plugin via api |
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26 | * for Repo rabl, extend show using defined content rabl via plugin api |
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27 | * UI Extension point for repo create & update/view |
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28 | * Repository Enablement? |
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29 | * Api For create repos (?) |
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30 | * CVV details page |
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31 | * Plugin defined tables for UI |
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32 | * Lifecycle ENV page |
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33 | * defails page |
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34 | * content tables |
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35 | * Repo apipie params |
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36 | * allow plugins to add params |
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37 | * Strategy |
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38 | * Create multiple engines inline, tackle all contnet types for each 'plugable area' at a time and write/move to each engine. i.e. add registration endpoint and regitration for all content types, then add cv publish for all content types |
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39 | * Plugin naming |
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40 | * katello-rpm |