[Shotwell] New publishing plugin for Shotwell
- From: "Petr H." <petr henych gmail com>
- To: shotwell-list gnome org
- Subject: [Shotwell] New publishing plugin for Shotwell
- Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2014 12:39:37 +0100
Hello,
I'm a new member of this mailing list and the reason of contacting you is the following sentence from
Shotwell Wiki:
If you feel your plugin is worthy of being included with Shotwell’s core plugins, please contact us on the Shotwell mailing list.
We finished and successfully tested the first version of publishing plugin for Shotwell two moths ago. You'll find its source code attached to this message. For couple of reasons we'd like to include our plugin into Shotwell distribution. Not among core plugins, but among extra publishing plugins (i.e. the same position like Yandex or Thumblr plugins already have). So my first question stands:
Can be our plugin included into Shotwell extra plugins ? If yes, under what conditions ?
If your answer will "No, under no circumstances" (I hope not), there are several technical issues:
When I install our plugin into
~/.gnome2/shotwell/plugins, according to
Shotwell Wiki, module is recognized by Shotwell on startup and works as expected. But our plugin must be re-enabled every time on Shotwell startup, which is very frustrating. In other words, the setting is not persistent across the sessions.
I suppose the installing a new key into GSetting schema /org/yorba/shotwell/plugins/enable-state/ would help. But I still haven't found the way how to do that (adding a new key among existing ones) in installation script, even running in superuser more. No problem to create a key in a new path, but overwhelming problem to merge a key into existing path. Maybe not for developers with rich experiences with Gnome (different from me)?
Do you have any advice how to avoid necessity of enabling custom plugin on each Shotwell startup?
Is there more or newer information for plugin developers? Shotwell Wiki talks about
simple plugin in samples/ directory, but I haven't seen any
sample directory inside Shotwell source tarball.
At the end, a brief description of our web service:
http://rajce.net (alias
http://www.rajce.idnes.cz)
is the largest web service for sharing photos and videos in Czech Republic (and maybe even in Central Europe). Currently about 787,000 users sharing 7,590,000 albums with 598,000,000 photos. We already have a special client application for uploading photos on Windows platform. For the other platforms we'd like to go in the way of plugins for popular photo managers, like Shotwell on Linux is.
Best regards
Petr Henych,
rajce.net developer
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