dsh-plugin-manager

Keeping track of DSH plugins used to mean dropping back into a terminal for every small task. dsh-plugin-manager closes that gap by adding a dedicated Plugin Manager page under Settings, giving you one visual surface to audit and maintain every dependency in the current profile.

The page is deliberately quiet: on load it reads local state only, listing each direct dependency with its installed version. Remote lookups happen exclusively when you click Check Updates, at which point it queries npm or GitHub. For GitHub branch sources it compares the commit recorded in pnpm-lock.yaml against the remote HEAD, and the update button appears only when a real change exists. You can refresh a single plugin, push updates to all outdated ones in one action, or remove plugins you no longer need. After any change, dsh.profile.bundles is kept in sync automatically, and the UI follows DSH language settings in both English and Chinese.

It is built for developers who juggle several plugins at once, especially when the mix spans npm packages, GitHub branch checkouts, and local link dependencies. Instead of cycling through terminal commands, you get a clean inspect-check-update-remove loop on a single page.