The GPlugin ABI version that the plugin was compiled against.

A list of the names and email addresses of the authors.

Whether or not the plugin should be loaded when it’s queried.

Determines whether the plugin should be have its symbols bound globally.

The category of this plugin.

A comma separated list of plugin id’s that this plugin depends on.

The full description of the plugin that will be used in a “more information” section in a user interface.

A unique value that can be used to identify plugins with the same id.

A XDG icon name for the plugin. The actual use of this is determined by the application/library using GPlugin.

The id of the plugin.

Whether or not the plugin is considered an “internal” plugin.

The short name of the license.

The text of the license for this plugin. This should only be used when the plugin is licensed under a license that is not listed at spdx.org.

The url to the text of the license. This should primarily only be used for licenses not listed at spdx.org.

Whether or not the plugin should be loaded when it’s queried.

The display name of the plugin. This should be a translated string.

The priority that this plugin should have when determining which plugin to use when multiple plugins have the same id or provides. Higher values take precedence over lower values. If two plugins have the same id and priority, the first one found will be used.

A list of additional plugin ids and versions that this plugin can provide. This mechanism is used so that plugins can replace and extend the behavior of other plugins.

The ID of the GSettings schema for the plugin.

A short description of the plugin that can be listed with the name in a user interface.

Sets whether or not a plugin is unloadable. See gplugin_plugin_info_get_unloadable() for more information.

The version of the plugin. Preferably a semantic version.

The url of the plugin that can be represented in a user interface.