"""
Plugin System for Trixy Application

This module provides a comprehensive plugin system with:
- Dynamic plugin loading from ./plugins/*/ directories
- Base TrixyPlugin class with event integration
- Plugin lifecycle management (load, initialize, enable, disable, unload)
- Thread-safe plugin operations
- Configuration management with auto-type casting
- Health monitoring and error isolation
- Hot-reload capability for development

Plugin Structure:
    ./plugins/plugin_name/
    ├── main.py          # Plugin class (extends TrixyPlugin)
    ├── config.json      # Plugin configuration
    └── config_view.py   # Optional: custom TUI configuration

Usage:
    from trixy_core.plugins import PluginManager, TrixyPlugin
    
    # Create plugin manager
    plugin_manager = PluginManager(application)
    
    # Load all plugins
    plugin_manager.load_all_plugins()
    
    # Enable/disable plugins
    plugin_manager.enable_plugin("my_plugin")
    plugin_manager.disable_plugin("my_plugin")
    
    # Hot reload during development
    plugin_manager.reload_plugin("my_plugin")

Plugin Development:
    from trixy_core.plugins import TrixyPlugin
    from trixy_core.events import TrixyEvent
    
    class MyPlugin(TrixyPlugin):
        @TrixyEvent(["wakeword_received", "text_received"])
        def handle_events(self, event_name, event_data):
            # React to events
            pass
"""

from .trixy_plugin import (
    TrixyPlugin,
    PluginState,
    PluginError,
    PluginLoadError,
    PluginConfigError,
    PluginStateError
)

from .plugin_manager import (
    PluginManager,
    PluginInfo,
    PluginHealthStatus,
    PluginManagerError
)

from .plugin_loader import (
    PluginLoader,
    PluginLoadResult,
    PluginLoaderError
)

from .config_handler import (
    PluginConfigHandler,
    ConfigValue,
    ConfigHandlerError
)

# Utility function for logging (consistent with other modules)
def pprint(message: str) -> None:
    """
    Plugin system logging function that adapts based on mode.
    In production: uses proper logging, in debug: uses print.
    """
    print(f"[PLUGINS] {message}")

# Export main classes and functions
__all__ = [
    # Core plugin classes
    'TrixyPlugin',
    'PluginManager', 
    'PluginLoader',
    'PluginConfigHandler',
    
    # Plugin state and info
    'PluginState',
    'PluginInfo',
    'PluginHealthStatus',
    'PluginLoadResult',
    'ConfigValue',
    
    # Exceptions
    'PluginError',
    'PluginLoadError', 
    'PluginConfigError',
    'PluginStateError',
    'PluginManagerError',
    'PluginLoaderError',
    'ConfigHandlerError',
    
    # Utilities
    'pprint'
]

# Version information
__version__ = "1.0.0"