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From:Ingy dot Net Date:Fri Mar 23 12:42:50 2007
Subject:Re: Error: Kwiki::Users::Remote is not a plugin class
On 23/03/07 13:12 -0400, Keith A. Carangelo wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm new to Kwiki, but it looks very promising and I'd like to help in some
> way.
> 
> Right now, I'm trying to get the Kwiki::Users::Remote plugin to work, but
> I get "Error: Kwiki::Users::Remote is not a plugin class."
> 
> I think this is because Kwiki::Users::Remote is a descendant of
> Kwiki::Users,
> but Kwiki::Users isn't a plugin.  Is there an easy way around this?

Keith,

In a the better Kwiki World of the Future, all classes are plugins.

But for now, some of the classes are *core* classes.

Luckily it's equally trivial to switch out a core module as it is for a
plugin. You just do it differently. Just add this line to config.yaml:

    users_class: Kwiki::Users::Remote

Every class, core or plugin has a class type. And there can only be one
class of any particular type at a time. That's how Kwiki works.

These are the classes that are currently core:

    * cgi
    * command
    * cookie
    * css
    * formatter
    * headers
    * hooks
    * javascript
    * pages
    * paths
    * preferences
    * registry
    * template
    * users

This is easy to see in:

    http://svn.kwiki.org/kwiki/trunk/src/core/Kwiki/lib/Kwiki/Boot/V1.pm

Cheers, Ingy

PS. You /are/ using Kwiki from svn and /not/ from CPAN, right? :)
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