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metabase.plugins

load-plugins!clj

(load-plugins!)

Load Metabase plugins. The are JARs shipped as part of Metabase itself, under the resources/modules directory (the source for these JARs is under the modules directory); and others manually added by users to the Metabase plugins directory, which defaults to ./plugins.

When loading plugins, Metabase performs the following steps:

  • Metabase creates the plugins directory if it does not already exist.
  • Any plugins that are shipped as part of Metabase itself are extracted from the Metabase uberjar (or resources directory when running with lein) into the plugins directory.
  • Each JAR in the plugins directory is added to the classpath.
  • For JARs that include a Metabase plugin manifest (a metabase-plugin.yaml file),
Load Metabase plugins. The are JARs shipped as part of Metabase itself, under the `resources/modules` directory (the
source for these JARs is under the `modules` directory); and others manually added by users to the Metabase plugins
directory, which defaults to `./plugins`.

When loading plugins, Metabase performs the following steps:

*  Metabase creates the plugins directory if it does not already exist.
*  Any plugins that are shipped as part of Metabase itself are extracted from the Metabase uberjar (or `resources`
   directory when running with `lein`) into the plugins directory.
*  Each JAR in the plugins directory is added to the classpath.
*  For JARs that include a Metabase plugin manifest (a `metabase-plugin.yaml` file),
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