using GPlugin;

namespace BasicPlugin {

/* You need to create a class for your plugin info. This is pretty simple as you
 * can see in the example below.
 */
public class Info : GPlugin.PluginInfo {
    public Info() {
        string[] authors = {"author1"};

        Object(
            id: "gplugin/vala-basic-plugin",
            abi_version: 0x01020304,
            name: "basic plugin",
            authors: authors,
            category: "test",
            version: "version",
            license_id: "license",
            summary: "summary",
            website: "website",
            description: "description"
        );
    }
}

}

/* gplugin_query is called when searching for plugins. The function should
 * return an instance of the PluginInfo class you created above. If something
 * went wrong, you can set error with an error message.
 */
public GPlugin.PluginInfo gplugin_query(out Error error) {
    error = null;

    return new BasicPlugin.Info();
}

/* gplugin_load is called when your plugin is loaded in the application. If
 * something isn't quite right, you can return false and optionally set error,
 * to signify that something went wrong and stop your plugin from being loaded.
 */
public bool gplugin_load(GPlugin.Plugin plugin, out Error error) {
    error = null;

    return true;
}

/* gplugin_plugin_unload is called when your plugin is unloaded in the
 * application. The shutdown parameter tells your plugin whether or not the
 * application is shutting down. For example, if a user unloads your plugin,
 * shutdown will be false, but if the program is shutting down, shutdown will be
 * true.
 *
 * If something went wrong with the unload or the plugin isn't ready to be
 * unloaded, you can return false, and optionally set error, here to stop it
 * from being unloaded. Note if shutdown is true, the return value is not
 * honored.
 */
public bool gplugin_unload(GPlugin.Plugin plugin, bool shutdown, out Error error) {
    error = null;

    return true;
}