Register the context to be searchable.
Claypool uses this internally to create the application context, though there may be a need in some applications to add session context or request context, etc. A context is simply access to objects managed by the framework. Using contexts is cleaner and safer than storage in global scope.
Arguments:
| context | Object | |
|---|---|---|
| An object that implements Claypool.AbstractContext | ||
| prioty | Number | |
| If 0, the context will overwrite the built in application context, otherwise the context is added and will be searched in order of registration. | ||