@patrick This is often better done with a "registery"
@myregistery.PlugIn
class YourWhatever:
...
This lets the registery object vet the plug-in for all the required features.
Further. It can involve metaclass operations to inject features.
@patrick This is often better done with a "registery"
@myregistery.PlugIn
class YourWhatever:
...
This lets the registery object vet the plug-in for all the required features.
Further. It can involve metaclass operations to inject features.