Plugins

This section will detail examples and skeletons for writing proxenet plugins in your favorite languages.

API and languages

Each page will provide:

1. A raw skeleton that you can copy for your new plugins;
2. A plugin example: adding a new header in your requests.

Equipped with those information, you will not have any problem getting along and starting making powerful plugins!

The plugin page explains the general structure for writing proxenet. Please refer to it for generic information on the plugin behavior, or jump directly to your favorite language page.

• Python
• Ruby
• Java
• Perl
• C
• Tcl
• Lua

Autoload

To be loaded properly, plugins should be located in the plugins directory. The autoload directory should only contain symbolic links to files in the regular plugins directory.

To auto-load a plugin,

$ cp MyPlugin.ext /path/to/proxenet/proxenet-plugins/
$ ln -sf /path/to/proxenet/proxenet-plugins/MyPlugin.ext /path/to/proxenet/proxenet-plugins/autoload/MyPlugin.ext