dsh-plugin-shop 0.8.1 → 0.8.2-beta.0

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  | **Browse & search** | Thousands of plugins, harvested from the whole public npm registry by the `dsh-plugin` and `deepseek-harness` keywords and from GitHub repositories using them as topics — shown with the author's own summary when they declared one, and sorted into seven categories |
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  | **Install** | One confirmation. An unreviewed plugin requires an explicit acknowledgement first — an installed plugin holds the same privileges as a built-in one |
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- | **Enable / disable** | Applies to an installed plugin without a restart |
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+ | **Enable / disable** | Applies to an installed plugin without a restart. A plugin with a browser half also needs the open page reloaded, and the shop offers the button when it does |
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  | **Installed state** | An installed plugin shows an Installed label on its card — or an Update button when the catalog has a newer version — plus an Uninstall button; the Installed filter in the category bar shows only installed plugins |
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  | **Size & author** | Each card shows what installing the plugin puts on disk, next to the account that published it — npm's own unpacked figure, so it matches the package's npm page |
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  | **Leave out what cannot run** | A plugin whose declared components your installation does not provide is badged incompatible; the filter at the end of the category bar takes those off the shelf. It never hides a plugin whose name is already taken by another install, and never subtracts from the Installed view — those cards are the only place the problem is explained or can be undone |
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- | **Restart** | After an install, update, or uninstall, the shop offers to restart dshstating the cost first: the page disconnects and in-flight work is interrupted |
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+ | **Reload** | When an uninstall or a toggle is already live on the server and only the open page is stale, the shop offers to reload that page never automatically, because a reload discards work in flight |
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+ | **Restart** | When the plugin's host half could not be brought up live — and also when it could, but the plugin has a browser half: a plugin that arrives mid-session reaches the page only through a restart, so the shop says so rather than offering a reload that would change nothing. It states the cost first: the page disconnects and in-flight work is interrupted |
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  | **Self-update** | The shop shows its own version next to the search box, checks npm for a newer release, and updates itself with the pinned version — then the usual restart |
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  ## 🔎 Where the shelf comes from