fiftyone.plugins.core¶
Core plugin methods.
Classes:
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Plugin package. |
Functions:
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Returns the definitions of downloaded plugins. |
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Enables the given plugin. |
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Disables the given plugin. |
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Deletes the given plugin from local disk. |
Returns a list of all downloaded plugin names. |
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Returns a list of all enabled plugin names. |
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Returns a list of all disabled plugin names. |
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Gets the definition for the given plugin. |
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Returns the path to the plugin on local disk. |
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Downloads the plugin(s) from the given location to your local plugins directory ( |
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Loads the Python package requirements associated with the given plugin, if any. |
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Installs any Python package requirements associated with the given plugin. |
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Ensures that any Python package requirements associated with the given plugin are installed. |
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Ensures that the given plugin is compatible with your current FiftyOne package version. |
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Creates a plugin with the given name. |
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class
fiftyone.plugins.core.
PluginPackage
(name: str, path: str)¶ Bases:
object
Plugin package.
- Parameters
name – the name of the plugin
path – the path to the plugin’s root directory
Attributes:
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name
: str¶
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path
: str¶
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
list_plugins
(enabled=True)¶ Returns the definitions of downloaded plugins.
- Parameters
enabled (True) – whether to include only enabled plugins (True) or only disabled plugins (False) or all plugins (“all”)
- Returns
a list of
PluginDefinition
instances
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
enable_plugin
(plugin_name)¶ Enables the given plugin.
- Parameters
plugin_name – the plugin name
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
disable_plugin
(plugin_name)¶ Disables the given plugin.
- Parameters
plugin_name – the plugin name
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
delete_plugin
(plugin_name)¶ Deletes the given plugin from local disk.
- Parameters
plugin_name – the plugin name
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
list_downloaded_plugins
()¶ Returns a list of all downloaded plugin names.
- Returns
a list of plugin names
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
list_enabled_plugins
()¶ Returns a list of all enabled plugin names.
- Returns
a list of plugin names
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
list_disabled_plugins
()¶ Returns a list of all disabled plugin names.
- Returns
a list of plugin names
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
get_plugin
(name)¶ Gets the definition for the given plugin.
- Parameters
name – the plugin name
- Returns
a
PluginDefinition
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
find_plugin
(name)¶ Returns the path to the plugin on local disk.
- Parameters
name – the plugin name
- Returns
the path to the plugin directory
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
download_plugin
(url_or_gh_repo, plugin_names=None, overwrite=False)¶ Downloads the plugin(s) from the given location to your local plugins directory (
fo.config.plugins_dir
).Note
To download from a private GitHub repository that you have access to, provide your GitHub personal access token by setting the
GITHUB_TOKEN
environment variable.- Parameters
url_or_gh_repo –
the location to download from, which can be:
a GitHub repo URL like
https://github.com/<user>/<repo>
a GitHub ref like
https://github.com/<user>/<repo>/tree/<branch>
orhttps://github.com/<user>/<repo>/commit/<commit>
a GitHub ref string like
<user>/<repo>[/<ref>]
a publicly accessible URL of an archive (eg zip or tar) file
plugin_names (None) – a plugin name or iterable of plugin names to download. By default, all found plugins are downloaded
overwrite (False) – whether to overwrite an existing plugin with the same name if it already exists
- Returns
a dict mapping plugin names to plugin directories on disk
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
load_plugin_requirements
(plugin_name)¶ Loads the Python package requirements associated with the given plugin, if any.
- Parameters
plugin_name – the plugin name
- Returns
a list of requirement strings, or
None
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
install_plugin_requirements
(plugin_name, error_level=None)¶ Installs any Python package requirements associated with the given plugin.
- Parameters
plugin_name – the plugin name
error_level (None) –
the error level to use, defined as:
0: raise error if the install fails
1: log warning if the install fails
2: ignore install fails
By default,
fiftyone.config.requirement_error_level
is used
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
ensure_plugin_requirements
(plugin_name, error_level=None, log_success=False)¶ Ensures that any Python package requirements associated with the given plugin are installed.
- Parameters
plugin_name – the plugin name
error_level (None) –
the error level to use, defined as:
0: raise error if requirement is not satisfied
1: log warning if requirement is not satisfied
2: ignore unsatisifed requirements
By default,
fiftyone.config.requirement_error_level
is usedlog_success (False) – whether to generate a log message if a requirement is satisfied
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
ensure_plugin_compatibility
(plugin_name, error_level=None, log_success=False)¶ Ensures that the given plugin is compatible with your current FiftyOne package version.
- Parameters
plugin_name – the plugin name
error_level (None) –
the error level to use, defined as:
0: raise error if plugin is not compatible
1: log warning if plugin is not satisfied
2: ignore fiftyone compatibility requirements
By default,
fiftyone.config.requirement_error_level
is usedlog_success (False) – whether to generate a log message if the plugin is compatible
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fiftyone.plugins.core.
create_plugin
(plugin_name, from_files=None, outdir=None, description=None, version=None, overwrite=False, **kwargs)¶ Creates a plugin with the given name.
If no
from_files
are provided, a directory containing only the plugin’s metadata file will be created.If no
outdir
is specified, the plugin is created within your local plugins directory (fo.config.plugins_dir
).- Parameters
plugin_name – the name of the plugin
from_files (None) – a directory or list of explicit filepaths to include in the plugin
outdir (None) – the path at which to create the plugin directory. If not provided, the plugin is created within your
fo_config.plugins_dir
description (None) – a description for the plugin
version (None) – an optional FiftyOne version requirement string
overwrite (False) – whether to overwrite a local plugin with the same name if one exists
**kwargs – additional keyword arguments to include in the plugin definition
- Returns
the directory containing the created plugin