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  • Introduction
  • Plug-in System
  • Data
    • result
    • Events
    • Targets
  • Environment Variables
    • PYBLISHPLUGINPATH
    • PYBLISH_CLIENT_PORT
    • PYBLISH_ALLOW_DUPLICATE_PLUGINS
    • PYBLISH_GUI
    • PYBLISH_EARLY_ADOPTER
    • PYBLISH_STRICT_DATATYPES
  • Ordering
    • CollectorOrder
    • ValidatorOrder
    • ExtractorOrder
    • IntegratorOrder
  • pyblish.util
    • publish
    • collect
    • validate
    • extract
    • integrate
  • pyblish.cli
    • publish
  • pyblish.api
    • AbstractEntity
      • .data
    • Context
      • .append
      • .create_instance
    • Instance
      • .append
      • .context
    • Plugin
      • .hosts
      • .families
      • .label
      • .active
      • .order
      • .optional
      • .requires
      • .actions
      • .version
      • .match
    • ContextPlugin
      • .process
    • InstancePlugin
      • .process
    • Action
      • .process
      • .icon
      • .on
    • Category
    • Separator
    • discover
    • sort
    • register_gui
    • register_host
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Append to a .

Introduction

A context may contain both content and metacontent, added via .append() and .data[] respectively.

The contents of a Context is the instances, and it's data global information about the environment in which publishing occurs, such as time of day or currently logged on user.

Examples

import pyblish.api as pyblish

context = pyblish.Context()
instance = pyblish.Instance(name="MyInstance")
context.append(instance)

{{ file.mtime }}

Instances
Context