AppStart hook
See original GitHub issueIs there any startup
hook or something like that on choo? I’m asking thinking in plugin development, I know that I could just use a content loaded event or something, but I would like to write some plugin that fire an event on startup, is there any hook for that? if it isn’t, can I use one of the availaible hooks for something like that?
Thanks
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Ahh, yeah that’s a good use case. I’m cool with adding an extra hook for this hey
I think
choo
asbarracks
things could be started at different times, making it a weird abstraction - the thing callingbarracks
will know when it’s all booted up so that’d be the place