Inject context dict to plugin if it has a set_context method #294
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Hi @codingjoe
About #290 I came up with this.
If you need to inject something to your plugin you would
get_plugin_context(plugin_name)
in it. In that method you can inject what you need. Since the plugin name is passed as an argument, you can customize what you inject for each plugin.self.context
and override theset_context()
method if needed.What do you think?