dsh-plugin-manager

Once you have a handful of plugins in DSH, toggling one off means digging through YAML config files, flipping a field, and rebooting the app. dsh-plugin-manager moves that workflow into the Web settings page: search, filter by official or third-party source, and flip a per-plugin switch that hot-reloads instantly via the Cordis loader with no restart required.

What matters is that it writes to the right layer. Every toggle emits an explicit disabled: true or false into your user patch file, aligned with DSH stacking rules so settings survive reboots. Writes go through tmp+rename atomic replacement, preserve existing comments and permission bits, and refuse to write on parse failure so your hand-edited patch file stays clean.

Built for DSH users managing multiple third-party plugins who want a visual on-off dashboard without pulling in the dshmarket ecosystem. Entirely self-contained, zero runtime dependencies, MIT licensed.