Plugin align with real usage#3
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The base class advertised open(), close(), and processMessage(message) with no parameters, but sitespeed.io has long called them with positional arguments — open(context, options), close(options, errors), and processMessage(message, queue) — and every built-in plugin already relies on those args. The README likewise omitted the positional constructor contract that the plugin loader requires (new MyPlugin(options, context, queue)), the concurrency class field the queue handler reads, and the framework-level lifecycle messages a plugin typically needs to handle. The result was that every new plugin author had to read other plugins to figure out the real API. This change aligns the JSDoc and the README with how sitespeed.io actually drives plugins, without changing behaviour: defaults remain no-ops, the abstract guard stays, and existing subclasses keep working. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) noreply@anthropic.com
The base class advertised open(), close(), and processMessage(message) with no parameters, but sitespeed.io has long called them with positional arguments — open(context, options), close(options, errors), and processMessage(message, queue) — and every built-in plugin already relies on those args. The README likewise omitted the positional constructor contract that the plugin loader requires (new MyPlugin(options, context, queue)), the concurrency class field the queue handler reads, and the framework-level lifecycle messages a plugin typically needs to handle. The result was that every new plugin author had to read other plugins to figure out the real API. This change aligns the JSDoc and the README with how sitespeed.io actually drives plugins, without changing behaviour: defaults remain no-ops, the abstract guard stays, and existing subclasses keep working. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) noreply@anthropic.com
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