dsh-plugin-market

Once you have been using DSH for a while, finding a useful community plugin means leaving the editor, scrolling through an awesome-list on GitHub, copying an install command, and switching back — a small but frequent interruption. dsh-plugin-market moves that whole workflow into the settings panel: open the DSH Plugin Market section and you get the full community catalog maintained by awesome-dsh-plugin, with over 3,500 entries across 23 bilingual categories, each carrying download counts, inclusion dates, and the official install command.

The browsing experience is straightforward. Filter by category, sort by downloads, name, or inclusion date, or simply search by plugin name or description. Three tabs keep things organised: All Plugins shows the complete catalog, Installed lists only the packages already in your profile, and Updatable highlights entries where the catalog version is newer than what you have, displaying the version delta. Clicking Install runs the official install command for that entry; restart DSH and the new plugin is live. Descriptions toggle between Chinese and English on demand, the catalog is cached locally for up to an hour, and retrieval falls back through four tiers (official domain, mirror, CDN, npm) so a single working route is enough.

If you write code with DSH and want to extend your toolchain occasionally, or just to check whether a plugin you installed months ago has shipped a new version, this plugin collapses the browse-search-install-update loop into one settings page — no more tab-hopping between a browser and a terminal.