PermalinkPlugin Development - Write custom logic

-- Extending the Base Plugin handler is optional, as there is no real
-- concept of interface in Lua, but the Base Plugin handler's methods
-- can be called from your child implementation and will print logs
-- in your `error.log` file (where all logs are printed).
local BasePlugin = require "kong.plugins.base_plugin"
local CustomHandler = BasePlugin:extend()

-- Your plugin handler's constructor. If you are extending the
-- Base Plugin handler, it's only role is to instantiate itself
-- with a name. The name is your plugin name as it will be printed in the logs.
function CustomHandler:new()
  CustomHandler.super.new(self, "my-custom-plugin")
end

function CustomHandler:init_worker()
  -- Eventually, execute the parent implementation
  -- (will log that your plugin is entering this context)
  CustomHandler.super.init_worker(self)

  -- Implement any custom logic here
end

function CustomHandler:certificate(config)
  -- Eventually, execute the parent implementation
  -- (will log that your plugin is entering this context)
  CustomHandler.super.certificate(self)

  -- Implement any custom logic here
end

function CustomHandler:rewrite(config)
  -- Eventually, execute the parent implementation
  -- (will log that your plugin is entering this context)
  CustomHandler.super.rewrite(self)

  -- Implement any custom logic here
end

function CustomHandler:access(config)
  -- Eventually, execute the parent implementation
  -- (will log that your plugin is entering this context)
  CustomHandler.super.access(self)

  -- Implement any custom logic here
end

function CustomHandler:header_filter(config)
  -- Eventually, execute the parent implementation
  -- (will log that your plugin is entering this context)
  CustomHandler.super.header_filter(self)

  -- Implement any custom logic here
end

function CustomHandler:body_filter(config)
  -- Eventually, execute the parent implementation
  -- (will log that your plugin is entering this context)
  CustomHandler.super.body_filter(self)

  -- Implement any custom logic here
end

function CustomHandler:log(config)
  -- Eventually, execute the parent implementation
  -- (will log that your plugin is entering this context)
  CustomHandler.super.log(self)

  -- Implement any custom logic here
end

-- This module needs to return the created table, so that Kong
-- can execute those functions.
return CustomHandler

local BasePlugin = require "kong.plugins.base_plugin"

-- The actual logic is implemented in those modules
local access = require "kong.plugins.my-custom-plugin.access"
local body_filter = require "kong.plugins.my-custom-plugin.body_filter"

local CustomHandler = BasePlugin:extend()

function CustomHandler:new()
  CustomHandler.super.new(self, "my-custom-plugin")
end

function CustomHandler:access(config)
  CustomHandler.super.access(self)

  -- Execute any function from the module loaded in `access`,
  -- for example, `execute()` and passing it the plugin's configuration.
  access.execute(config)
end

function CustomHandler:body_filter(config)
  CustomHandler.super.body_filter(self)

  -- Execute any function from the module loaded in `body_filter`,
  -- for example, `execute()` and passing it the plugin's configuration.
  body_filter.execute(config)
end

return CustomHandler

CustomHandler.PRIORITY = 10