edit plugin readme Issue #40

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### Code your own Plugin
To code your own Plugin look at the litte example `/plugins/template/template.py`
See `plugins/README.md`
In the text-file `plugins/interface.txt` are all relevant data, that your plugin can use.
~~To code your own Plugin look at the litte example `/plugins/template/template.py`~~
~~In the text-file `plugins/interface.txt` are all relevant data, that your plugin can use.~~

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More information and a little Tutorial coming soon!
##### Code your own Plugin
To code your own Plugin look at the litte example `/plugins/template/template.py`
### Plugin template
##### General
You can find a little template plugin file in `plugins/template/template.py`
##### .onLoad()
This onLoad() routine is called one time for initialize the plugin
##### .run()
This onLoad() routine is called every time an alarm comes in
In the text-file `plugins/interface.txt` are all relevant data, that your plugin can use.
### Use Global Logging
##### Init and Use
##### Choose right Loglevel
### Use config file
##### Own configuration in config.ini
First you must set a new Section in `config.ini`
A section is between brackets. Its recommended to give the section the same name as the plugin. `[SECTION_NAME]`
Now you can an set a unlimited number of options with its own value in these format: `OPTION = VALUE`.
Here is the sample from the template plugin:
```python
[template]
test1 = testString
test2 = 123456
```
##### Read data from config.ini
To read yout configuration data you must import the `globals.py` where the global config-object is located:
```python
from includes import globals # Global variables
```
Now you can get your configration data with:
```python
VALUE = globals.config.get("SECTION", "OPTION") #Gets any value
```
or better, use this:
```python
VALUE = globals.config.getint("SECTION", "OPTION") #Value must be an Integer
VALUE = globals.config.getfloat("SECTION", "OPTION") #Value must be an Float
VALUE = globals.config.getboolean("SECTION", "OPTION") #Value must be an Boolean
```
### Global helper functions
##### timeHandler.py
##### wildcardHandler.py
### Process the data from BOSWatch
Three parameters are passed during the alarm to the .run() method
##### typ
Thats the function of the alarm. Possible values are **FMS**, **ZVEI** or **POC**
##### freq
The reception frequency of the tuner in Hz
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#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: cp1252 -*-
#########
# USAGE
#
# Config
# ======
# to read a option from config File
# VALUE = globals.config.get("SECTION", "OPTION")
#
# Data from boswatch.py
# =====================
# use data["KEY"] for Alarm Data from boswatch.py
# for usable KEYs in different Functions (FMS|ZVEI|POC) see interface.txt
#
# LOG Messages
# ============
# send Log Messages with logging.LOGLEVEL("MESSAGE")
# usable Loglevels debug|info|warning|error|exception|critical
# if you use .exception in Try:Exception: Construct, it logs the Python EX.message too
"""
template plugin to show the function and usage of plugins
@author: Jens Herrmann
@author: Bastian Schroll
@requires: none
"""
#
# Imports
#
import logging # Global logger
from includes import globals # Global variables
#from includes import helper #Global helper functions
# Helper function, uncomment to use
#from includes.helper import timeHandler
#from includes.helper import wildcardHandler
##
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