A desktop app for discovering, installing, and running JDM plugins — all from one place.
Browse & install plugins — Search the plugin catalog, view descriptions and available commands, and install what you need with one click. You can also check if any of your installed plugins have updates available.
Run plugins — Pick an installed plugin, choose a command, fill in the options, and run it. Output streams live in the terminal panel. If a plugin needs input mid-run, it'll prompt you right there without interrupting the flow.
Manage your working directory — Set a working directory before running a plugin. The app can detect your currently open Explorer folder or VS Code workspace and suggest it automatically, or you can browse for one manually.
Link local plugins — Working on a plugin locally? Link it directly from your machine by pointing to its folder. It reads the package info automatically and lets you run it just like any installed plugin.
Publish plugins — If you're an npm user, you can submit your own plugin to the catalog. The app ties into your npm account (via npm whoami) so there's no separate login. Once linked and published to npm, you can push a version for review.
Dashboard — A quick overview of what's installed, what's linked, what has updates, and what's recently been added to the catalog.
Login Screen
Dashboard Screen
Installed Screen
Available SCreen
Manage Plugin Screen
View Screen
- Node.js — required to run plugins
Download the latest installer from the Releases page and run it. The app lives in your system tray after launch so it's always a click away.
The app is built on Electron with a Python (Flask) backend and a React frontend. Plugins are Node.js packages that export a run() function — the app handles the rest (argument passing, stdin/stdout, prompts, live output).