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@cytario/plugin-api

v2.2.0

Published

Cytario plugin API: the contract that lets format-handler packages extend the Cytario platform.

Readme

@cytario/plugin-api

Plugin API for Cytario Web. A third-party npm package exporting a default CytarioPlugin can be loaded at build time (via CYTARIO_PLUGINS=...) to contribute file-format handlers — and, in future revisions, other extension types — to the host.

Public surface

import type {
  CytarioPlugin,
  PluginContext,
  FormatRegistry,
  FormatHandler,
  LoadOptions,
  Image,
  Loader,
} from "@cytario/plugin-api";
import { assertApiCompatible, IncompatiblePluginError, sanitizeHeaders } from "@cytario/plugin-api";

Plugin authors export a default CytarioPlugin:

import type { CytarioPlugin } from "@cytario/plugin-api";
import { loadMyFormat } from "./loadMyFormat";

export default {
  name: "@vendor/my-format",
  apiVersion: "^1.0.0",
  register(ctx) {
    // `extension` accepts a string, a string[] of aliases, or a RegExp
    // tested against the URL. See the `FormatExtension` type export.
    ctx.formats.register(["myext", "myext.gz"], {
      load: (url, opts) => loadMyFormat(url, opts),
      fileTypeMeta: { label: "My Format", icon: "Microscope" },
    });
  },
} satisfies CytarioPlugin;

See README.md in the host repo for the plugin model — loading, compatibility gate, security boundary, lifecycle.

Logging

PluginContext.logger is a structured logger. Each method takes a message string plus an optional Record<string, unknown> of fields — it is not a console.log-style varargs API. Arguments after the second are silently dropped.

// Correct
ctx.logger.info("opening file", { pluginName: "my-loader", url, sizeBytes });

// Wrong — varargs are not supported; "url" / "sizeBytes" never reach the host log
ctx.logger.info("opening file", url, sizeBytes);

Levels: debug / info / warn / error. The host wires each level to its own structured-log sink; field maps are JSON-stringified at sink time.

License

AGPL-3.0 (same as @cytario/web).