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Auto-clean extension handlers on deactivation
- remove handlers when an extension is deactivated or removed - make sure that the found extension when routing a request is currently enabled (as a backup) - added documentation about the above behaviour to the guide - tweaked the naming convension so that it is clearer that the router uses extension names as not IDs (which currently are folder paths) Signed-off-by: Sebastian Malton <sebastian@malton.name>
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@@ -45,3 +45,9 @@ On the other hand, the subpath `"/display/notification"` would be routed to #3.
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The URI is routed to the most specific matching `pathSchema`.
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This way the `"/"` (root) `pathSchema` acts as a sort of catch all or default route if no other route matches.
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### Cleaning Up
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Currently there is not way to remove a protocol handler once it has been registered.
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Handlers will not be called if the extension is deactivated or uninstalled.
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This means that the handlers should be added (or re-added as the case may be) on every activation of an extension instance.
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