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nickanderson committed May 30, 2024
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Modules, such as the one we've used for git promises, are easy to write.
In this tutorial, we will focus on implementing a new promise type in Python, with the provided CFEngine library, since this is the easiest and recommended way.
If you are interested in how modules are implemented, or how you could do it in another programming language, see the [complete documentation](reference-promise-types-custom.html).
If you are interested in how modules are implemented, or how you could do it in another programming language, see the [complete documentation][custom].

In short, you need to implement 2 functions: `validate_promise()` and `evaluate_promise()`.
_Validation_ should check that the correct attributes are used, and any other constraints you may want to enforce, to determine whether a promise is valid or invalid.
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