dsh-plugin-manager

Managing DSH plugins used to mean opening a terminal, typing commands, or digging through config files to add and remove entries by hand. dsh-plugin-manager moves that workflow into the browser: an Install Plugins tab appears under Settings, where you type a package name or a full command and hit a single button to install or uninstall, with live execution output and a result status displayed right on the page—no more switching to a CLI.

On the host side the plugin registers proxy routes that handle command parsing, package-name safety validation, and timeout protection. On the client side it injects an input box, action buttons, and an execution output panel into the existing Plugins settings group. A footer at the bottom shows the current Node version, target profile, and DSH_HOME path for quick environment checks. The plugin itself introduces no extra dependencies; it is, in essence, a lightweight visual wrapper around the dsh plugin command.

If you find yourself adding or removing DSH plugins frequently and would rather not keep bouncing between a terminal and yaml files, this plugin eliminates that back-and-forth and offers developers a simple, visual, one-click plugin management experience.