dsh-plugin-manager

Running several custom plugins on DSH Web used to mean restarting the entire service every time you wanted to enable, disable, or remove one. dsh-plugin-manager turns that into a single click inside the settings panel: open the Custom Plugins page, glance at each plugin's name, source badge (custom vs. third-party), and Chinese description, then flip the toggle or hit delete. No restart, no downtime.

Under the hood the plugin relies on cordis loader hot-plugging. Toggling a plugin mounts or unmounts it through ctx.loader.create and ctx.loader.update, while removal runs pnpm remove, cleans the manifest entry, and detaches the node from the live loader tree in one pass. The panel auto-polls after every action, and closing the manager itself requires a second confirmation to guard against mistakes. The DSH process never exits, so a single-process deployment stays up throughout.

If you maintain a DSH Web instance with more than a couple of custom plugins and find yourself repeatedly restarting the service to silence a misbehaving extension or clean up a stale one, this panel saves that friction. It does not add new capabilities; it simply pulls the management workflow out of the terminal and into the settings page you already use every day.