Examples of ModuleRegistry

de.innovationgate.wga.modules.ModuleRegistry
A general purpose module registry for WGA The capabilities are:
- Offers a queryable registration for {@link ModuleDefinition} objects, which are mapped by their module type and their implementation class. There can be exactly one module definition for a combination of module type and implementation class
- The amount of module types to use is open and can be dynamically extended by defining new implementations of {@link ModuleType}
- The registry is able to inject itself into {@link ModuleDefinition} instances or even module implementations themselves when they implement {@link RegistryAwareModuleDefinition} and {@link RegistryAwareModule} respectively. So those module (definitions) can use the registry to do further lookups.
- The registry can also register some arbitrary "context objects", that are needed by registry aware module (definitions) to work. This is a map that is retrievable via {@link #getContextObjects()}
- The registry can also register "Option Category Definitions" implemented by {@link OptionCategoryDefinition} to provide titles and descriptions for the category names that option definitions provide via {@link OptionDefinition#getCategory()}. There can be exactly one option category for a combination of category name and module type.
io.apigee.trireme.core.internal.ModuleRegistry
This tracks all the built-in modules that are available to us. There are three types of modules:
1. Native modules are built in Java. They are loaded using the ServiceLoader, which means that these modules must implement NodeModule and must be listed in META-INF/services/c.a.n.r.NodeModule.
2. Compiled native modules are built in JavaScript. A Java stub that uses ServiceLoader and implements NodeScriptModule is used to pull in the JavaScript source, which is then compiled and loaded.
3. Internal native modules are also built in Java and are also loaded using the ServiceLoader. However they are loaded using process.binding, not "require" and are intended for internal use only. This way they aren't in the namespace for ordinary users. They implement InternalNodeModule.
4. Internal script modules are written in JavaScript -- their source lives in src/main/javascript and is pre-compiled using Rhino (we have a plugin for this). They are then loaded directly by this class. These modules may only reside within this Maven module.
The constructor for this class manually defines all compiled script modules. All the rest are loaded using the ServiceLoader, which means that new modules can add new scripts.

This registry is loaded based on a NodeImplementation, which means that there can be many if there are a lot of versions of Node available.
org.springframework.xd.dirt.module.ModuleRegistry
A module registry is used to lookup modules by name and/or type. A non-null / non-empty result indicates that a module exists, but further validation and introspection is left to the caller. @author Mark Fisher @author Gary Russell @author Glenn Renfro
org.terasology.module.ModuleRegistry

Examples of de.innovationgate.wga.modules.ModuleRegistry

        this.definition = definition;
    }
    
    public String getTitle(Locale locale) {
        
        ModuleRegistry reg = job.getScheduler().getCore().getModuleRegistry();
        ModuleDefinition def = reg.getModuleDefinition(SchedulerTaskModuleType.class, getClass().getName());
        if (def == null) {
            return "Task " + getClass().getName();
        }
        
        SchedulerTaskProperties props = (SchedulerTaskProperties) def.getProperties();

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Examples of io.apigee.trireme.core.internal.ModuleRegistry

    public Scriptable registerExports(Context cx, Scriptable global, NodeRuntime runtime)
        throws InvocationTargetException, IllegalAccessException, InstantiationException
    {
        Scriptable natives = cx.newObject(global);


        ModuleRegistry registry = ((ScriptRunner)runtime).getRegistry();
        for (String name : registry.getCompiledModuleNames()) {
            Script script = registry.getCompiledModule(name);
            String fileName = '/' + script.getClass().getName().replace(".", "/") + ".js";


            InputStream in = script.getClass().getResourceAsStream(fileName);
            if (in == null) {
                continue;

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Examples of io.apigee.trireme.core.internal.ModuleRegistry

        ServiceLoader<NodeImplementation> impls = ServiceLoader.load(NodeImplementation.class);
        for (NodeImplementation impl : impls) {
            if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                log.debug("Discovered Node version {}", impl.getVersion());
            }
            versions.add(new NodeVersion(impl.getVersion(), new ModuleRegistry(impl)));
        }
    }

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Examples of io.apigee.trireme.core.internal.ModuleRegistry

    /**
     * Return the default implementation version.
     */
    public String getDefaultNodeVersion()
    {
        ModuleRegistry reg = versions.match(DEFAULT_NODE_VERSION);
        if (reg == null) {
            return null;
        }
        return reg.getImplementation().getVersion();
    }

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Examples of io.apigee.trireme.core.internal.ModuleRegistry

     * </p>
     */
    public ScriptFuture execute()
        throws NodeException
    {
        ModuleRegistry registry = getRegistry();


        if ((scriptFile == null) && (script == null)) {
            runner = new ScriptRunner(this, env, sandbox, args, forceRepl);
        } else if (scriptFile == null) {
            runner = new ScriptRunner(this, env, sandbox, scriptName, script, args);

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Examples of io.apigee.trireme.core.internal.ModuleRegistry

        throws NodeException
    {
        if (scriptFile == null) {
            throw new NodeException("Modules must be specified as a file name and not as a string");
        }
        ModuleRegistry registry = getRegistry();


        runner = new ScriptRunner(this, env, sandbox, scriptName,
                                  makeModuleScript(), args);
        runner.setParentProcess((ProcessWrap.ProcessImpl)parentProcess);
        runner.setRegistry(registry);

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Examples of io.apigee.trireme.core.internal.ModuleRegistry

    }


    private ModuleRegistry getRegistry()
        throws NodeException
    {
        ModuleRegistry registry = env.getRegistry(nodeVersion);
        if (registry == null) {
            throw new NodeException("No available Node.js implementation matches version " + nodeVersion);
        }
        return registry;
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.xd.dirt.module.ModuleRegistry

    return new EmbeddedZooKeeper();
  }


  @Bean
  public ModuleRegistry moduleRegistry() {
    ModuleRegistry registry = mock(ModuleRegistry.class);
    setupMockFindsForSource(registry);
    setupMockFindsForSink(registry);
    setupMockFindsForProcessor(registry);
    setupMockFindsForJobs(registry);


    when(registry.findDefinition("bart", ModuleType.source)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("bart",
        ModuleType.source));
    when(registry.findDefinition("foo", ModuleType.source)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("foo",
        ModuleType.source));
    when(registry.findDefinition("boo", ModuleType.source)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("boo",
        ModuleType.source));
    when(registry.findDefinition("http", ModuleType.source)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("http",
        ModuleType.source));


    when(registry.findDefinition("boot", ModuleType.sink)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("boot",
        ModuleType.sink));
    when(registry.findDefinition("bar", ModuleType.sink)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("bar",
        ModuleType.sink));
    when(registry.findDefinition("badLog", ModuleType.sink)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("badLog",
        ModuleType.sink));
    when(registry.findDefinition("file", ModuleType.sink)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("file",
        ModuleType.sink));


    when(registry.findDefinition("job", ModuleType.job)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("job",
        ModuleType.job));


    when(registry.findDefinition("aaak", ModuleType.processor)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("aaak",
        ModuleType.processor));
    when(registry.findDefinition("goo", ModuleType.processor)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("goo",
        ModuleType.processor));
    when(registry.findDefinition("blah", ModuleType.processor)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("blah",
        ModuleType.processor));
    when(registry.findDefinition("filter", ModuleType.processor)).thenReturn(ModuleDefinitions.dummy("filter",
        ModuleType.processor));


    return registry;
  }

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Examples of org.terasology.module.ModuleRegistry

    }


    @Override
    protected void setupModuleManager(Set<Name> moduleNames) throws Exception {
        ModuleManager moduleManager = ModuleManagerFactory.create();
        ModuleRegistry registry = moduleManager.getRegistry();


        DependencyResolver resolver = new DependencyResolver(registry);
        ResolutionResult result = resolver.resolve(moduleNames);


        if (result.isSuccess()) {

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