dsh-lego-plugin

Managing dynamic Cordis plugins in the DSH Web GUI with the native panel is basically scanning a text list. As the session grows, telling apart what is running, what is stopped, and what is awaiting approval becomes tedious. dsh-lego-plugin replaces that panel with a Lego-brick view: each brick maps to one dyn/* dynamic plugin, a green dot means running, a greyed-out brick means stopped, and a red outline means awaiting approval, so the whole pipeline is readable at a glance.

Every brick keeps the full set of lifecycle controls from the native panel—Run, Stop, Remove, Approve, Decline—while state refreshes live as plugins start and stop. The panel ships with four switchable themes (Classic red, Ocean blue, Forest green, Amber), a search box to filter by plugin id, a running-count badge on the sidebar entry, and automatic light/dark adaptation through DSH theme variables. All brick and stud visuals are pure CSS with no external libraries or WebGL, and the interface follows the GUI locale in Chinese or English.

If you regularly create, start, stop, and approve dynamic Cordis plugins inside DSH, dsh-lego-plugin gives you a visual panel that is both pleasant to look at and functionally complete, with zero dependencies beyond the DSH Web GUI itself.