Add plugin system for third-party environments #2383
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This was referenced Sep 16, 2021
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I like this; but I think some documentation (for folks implementing 3rd party environments) is needed. As it stands, the details on how to interact with the plugin system are buried in #2345. |
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@pzhokhov A documentation website is under active development |
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Most of the discussion is at #2345.
This is a reference implementation of this system. One major thing has changed from #2345. Instead of having a blank key for internal environments (which actually isn't possible), I have two entry points.
gym.envsfor all third-party environments with strict namespacing imposed on registration.gym.envs.internalfor packages that are part of a whitelist (e.g.,ale-py) which can register into the root namespace, i.e., there are no namespace restrictions imposed.Thoughts?