How to use the builtins.metadata function in builtins
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mozilla / bespinclient / plugins / boot / bespin / plugins.js View on Github 
// value USER_DEACTIVATED. If a plugin is deactivated because a required
// plugin is deactivated, then the value is a DEPENDS_DEACTIVATED.
this.deactivatedPlugins = {};
this._extensionsOrdering = [];
this.instances = {};
this.instancesLoadPromises = {};
this._objectDescriptors = {};
// Stores the child catalogs.
this.children = [];
// set up the "extensionpoint" extension point.
// it indexes on name.
var ep = this.getExtensionPoint("extensionpoint", true);
ep.indexOn = "name";
this.registerMetadata(builtins.metadata);
};// value USER_DEACTIVATED. If a plugin is deactivated because a required
// plugin is deactivated, then the value is a DEPENDS_DEACTIVATED.
this.deactivatedPlugins = {};
this._extensionsOrdering = [];
this.instances = {};
this.instancesLoadPromises = {};
this._objectDescriptors = {};
// Stores the child catalogs.
this.children = [];
// set up the "extensionpoint" extension point.
// it indexes on name.
var ep = this.getExtensionPoint("extensionpoint", true);
ep.indexOn = "name";
this.registerMetadata(builtins.metadata);
};
