dsh-unified-market

DSH Desktop (EAC) shipped with three separate community plugin markets, each plagued by profile mismatches, duplicate registrations, and broken update chains that made them nearly useless inside the shell. dsh-unified-market collapses them into a single storefront under Settings → Plugins → Unified Market, where the curated catalog, the GitHub dsh-plugin ecosystem, and the npm registry coexist on one page for searching, installing, and managing—no more juggling three different interfaces.

The install pipeline is end-to-end: source whitelisting, conflict pre-checks, trial-boot verification (the plugin is actually started in a temp environment before it is let through), a pre-install snapshot for rollback, and hot-mounting of simple plugins without a restart. On the update side you get per-plugin, bulk, and background auto-check modes with a live progress window that preserves failure reasons. Windows file-lock contention is queued automatically and resumed after service restart, and a 24-hour release protection window prevents visible-but-uninstallable states. Starting with v0.3.0, a Feature Pack (.dshpack) tab handles one-click install, uninstall, update, export, and rollback, staying in sync with the official kernel compatibility scanner.

Ideal for power users running DSH Desktop 5.1 with dsh 0.1.1-rc.2 who manage dozens of plugins or packs, for teams in regions without direct GitHub access (dual mirror fallback via gh-proxy / ghfast), and for anyone who wants to bundle a set of plugins, presets, and skills into a single redistributable or backup package.