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import Application from "./application.js";
/** * Plugins are groupings of code that are imported into and included by * a host application. This is actually a subclass of `Application` with * some overrides that make it suitable for mounting within an app. * Other than that, it's basically the same thing as an Application, you * can add routes/initializers to it and even include other plugins. * Routes are not actually added into the application until the user * mounts the plugin with a call to `mount("some/path", YourPlugin)` in * the routing DSL. */export default class Plugin extends Application {  static setup = () => {};
  constructor(name, config = {}) {    super({ [name]: config });  }
  /**   * Initialize all plugins and run this plugin's initializers in the   * context of the host application.   */  initialize(app) {    this.log = app.log;    this.plugins.forEach((plugin) => plugin.initialize(app));    this.initializers.forEach(async (initializer) => {      await initializer(app);    });  }
  /**   * For plugins, the `setup` method does nothing out-of-box, as   * default app initializers and middleware have already been loaded.   */  setup() {}
  /**   * Prevent this plugin from running a server on its own.   */  start() {    throw new Error("Plugins cannot be run on their own.");  }}