dsh-github-installer

The DSH plugin ecosystem keeps growing, but installing a single plugin still means hand-crafting a command, figuring out whether it is a bundle patch or a standard component, and manually checking for updates when dependencies shift. dsh-github-installer collapses all of that into one action: paste a GitHub repo URL, an npm package name, or any Git hosting link from GitLab, Gitee, and the plugin is installed. Uninstalling, updating, or checking status is just as frictionless.

Built on the dsh-std Community v0.15 standard protocol, the installer automatically inspects what the package declares after installation and distinguishes three forms: host-side bundle patches, standard components (dsh-plugin.json), and plain dependencies. Each gets a precise activation hint, so you always know whether a DSH restart is needed. On the interaction side it ships both a conversational tool (manage_plugin) for scripting and automation, and a visual settings-panel UI for users who prefer clicking over typing.

It is a natural fit for developers who install, upgrade, or prune DSH plugins on a daily cadence, especially those juggling multiple workspaces or keeping plugin sets in sync across machines. The installer does not change DSH plugin protocol itself; it simply puts a smooth, opinionated layer between you and the protocol so the routine work gets out of the way.