dsh-market/dsh-market

Install

dsh plugin --profile web add dshmarket

What it does

An "app store" inside DSH. Once installed, a plugin market tab appears in the DSH settings page, where you can browse, search, and install community plugins with one click instead of hunting for repository addresses on GitHub.

Features

• On dsh 0.2.1 and above it is a tab in the Plugins page right next to "Installed"; on older versions it is under Settings → Plugin Market
• Supports category filtering, one-click updates, disabling, and one-click theme switching (effective immediately after installation, no restart needed)
• The same catalog can also serve as a "plugin market index": add an index.json address under Plugins → Discover → Index sources, and the Discover tab and the agent's plugin_market tool can search it
• Distributed via npm, so it loads quickly; the official recommendation is to use the jsDelivr address because the GitHub Pages copy can exceed the 15-second timeout on some networks

Good fit for

• You are new to DSH and do not know what plugins exist in the ecosystem
• You want to compare, search, and install within a single interface rather than copying commands one by one
• You want to check periodically for new plugins

Advice

• Make it the first plugin you install, so that all later plugin discovery goes through it
• After installing, restart `dsh web` and look for the "Plugin Market" tab in the Plugins page; if it is not there, your version is too old, so look in the settings instead
• When you see something you want to install in the market, you still need to open its detail page and read the permissions; the market does not make security judgments for you

Cautions

• It has shell and dynamic-code permissions; in essence it executes installation scripts on your machine, which is a substantial level of access
• One-click installation lowers the barrier, and it also lowers your guard — plugin quality in the market varies widely
• It manages plugin installation and disabling; it is not responsible for the security of the plugins themselves