Closes #9, by allowing the Disaggregator to receive custom modules. These modules have to be created by subclassing the CustomDisaggregator, which provides a simpler interface for creating custom modules. The intention is to try to keep that interface more stable and "public-friendly" than the DisaggregationModule, which may change more frequently. We'll see how that works out though!
For now, custom modules can only be created by subclassing and not programmatically, but I can revisit adding that option if there is interest.
Closes #9, by allowing the
Disaggregatorto receive custom modules. These modules have to be created by subclassing theCustomDisaggregator, which provides a simpler interface for creating custom modules. The intention is to try to keep that interface more stable and "public-friendly" than theDisaggregationModule, which may change more frequently. We'll see how that works out though!For now, custom modules can only be created by subclassing and not programmatically, but I can revisit adding that option if there is interest.