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The .xpi plugin framework allows easier extension installation (a ConsumerWiki feature). Plugins come packaged in .xpi files (name blatantly borought from http://mozilla.org/, but unrelated) and are simply enabled by uploading them through a <form>.
These plugins can do almost the same, standard plugins can do. They currently are plain PHP plugins. Future versions of plugins/feature/xpi may allow everybody (currently password protected) to install features and plugins, if they run managed within the sandboxed JavaScriptInterpreter (or sandboxed PHP code with a LimitedWikiApi).
/downloads/.../xpi/ holds a few example .xpi plugins:
.xpi file structure
.xpi files are converted from source files (this is in fact unneccessary, but looks more professional ;) into arrays and then get php-serialized() and compressed. The internal fields are as follows:
| XPI | 0.1 | a version id |
| id | PluginName | - |
| type | "..." | there is only two types: "page" plugins and anything else |
| author | ... | a comment/desc entry |
| license | ... | a comment/desc entry |
| description | ... | a comment/desc entry |
| state | 1 | enabled or disabled (this is stored in the xpi registry) |
| code | <?php ... ?> | this gets simply evaled() |
With the recent version of plugins/feature/xpi.php installation ("*PlugInstall") of .xpi plugins is much easier, as it allows to insert remotely located files and presents a dialog for click-and-run setup.
see also WikiFeatures:AutomaticFeatureInstall
