start the metaplugin tool
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snowflake-zip/
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snowflake.exe
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snowflake.zip
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i2p.plugin.native
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cmd/i2p.plugin.native.metaplugin/main.go
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cmd/i2p.plugin.native.metaplugin/main.go
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package main
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import (
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// "archive/zip"
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// "runtime"
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. "i2pgit.org/idk/i2p.plugin.native"
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)
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var pc PluginConfig
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var cc ClientConfig
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// The goal here is to create a plugin which can be installed which has no contents, but contains update
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// information for other plugins, i.e.
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//
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// i2p.plugins.tor-manager-amd64
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//
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// would contain meta-information that matches the $OS and $ARCH of the runtime machine
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// which would then update at the first opportunity, downloading the latest version of the plugin
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// for the appropriate architecture with the correct binaries. It doesn't save me any work :) but
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// it should be nice for the user to be able to install the plugin without having to comb through
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// OS/ARCH pairs they don't really give a damn about.
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func main() {
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}
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