### Note
Copy the example and rename it to your desired name. Plugins define a ui target slot with the 'ui_target' permissions data but don't have to if not directly interacted with.
Plugins must have a run method defined; though, you do not need to necessarily do anything within it. The run method implies that the passed in event system or other data is ready for the plugin to use.


### Manifest
```
class Manifest:
    path: str        = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))
    name: str        = "Example Plugin"
    author: str      = "John Doe"
    version: str     = "0.0.1"
    support: str     = ""
    permissions: {}  = {
        'ui_target': "plugin_control_list",
        'pass_fm_events': "true"

    }
```


### Permissions
```
permissions: {}  = {
    'ui_target': "plugin_control_list",
    'ui_target_id': "<some other Gtk Glade ID>" # Only needed if using "other" in "ui_target". See below for predefined "ui_target" options...
    'pass_fm_events': "true" # If empty or undefined will be ignored.
}
```

UI Targets:
<ul>
<li>main_Window</li>
<li>main_menu_bar</li>
<li>path_menu_bar</li>
<li>plugin_control_list</li>
<li>window_(1-4)</li>
<li>context_menu</li>
<li>other</li>
</ul>

### Methods
```
# Must define and return a widget if "ui_target" is defined.
def get_ui_element(self):
    button = Gtk.Button(label=self.name)
    button.connect("button-release-event", self._do_download)
    return button

# Must define in plugin if "pass_fm_events" is set to "true" string.
def set_fm_event_system(self, fm_event_system):
    self._fm_event_system = fm_event_system

# Must define regardless if needed. Can just pass if plugin does stuff in its __init__
def run(self):
    self._module_event_observer()

```