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* feat: AI translations at release, 7 new languages and regional fallback * fix: proper plural forms for count strings and full translations * fix: plural forms for selected, hidden and active counts * fix: synced plugin updates failing on desktop and server-only plugins shown as stopped * fix: restore rounded corners on app icons and favicon * feat: desktop app auto updates with automatic, ask first or never modes * feat: community and custom plugin registries * feat: plugin guide for AI tools in the SDK with a lint check * fix: keep the terminal WebSocket open past nginx's 60s default (#1588) * chore: update changelog * feat: show plugin download counts only and stop CI builds inflating them * feat: hide installed plugins in the browse tab by default * chore: pin bundled plugins to latest releases * chore: update translations * fix: focusing a saved password field and saving no longer erases it * fix: tell desktop users when their 2.8 data needs 2.9 first * fix: point windows update info at the x64 installer * fix: keep desktop client tunnel sockets alive behind proxies * chore: pin bundled plugins to latest releases * fix: cover client tunnel keepalive in the c2s runtime tests * fix: typing after opening a host no longer goes to the host search * fix: accept tab and = separators in SSH config import (#1598) * chore: update changelog * chore: drop plugin versions from core changelog * chore: update translations * chore: lint, format, and bump version to 26.10.1 --------- Co-authored-by: Darnel Hunter <68697450+innotelinc@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Iain <Iain1970@protonmail.com>
Termix Plugin SDK
Everything you need to build a Termix plugin
Overview
@termix-ssh/plugin-sdk is what every Termix plugin builds against, including the ones that ship with Termix. It has the types for a plugin's backend and frontend, table definitions, the manifest schema, test helpers, and the termix-plugin CLI. The easiest way to start is the Termix Plugin Template. The full guide is at docs.termix.site/develop.
Installation
npm install --save-dev @termix-ssh/plugin-sdk
CLI
npx termix-plugin build # bundle dist/backend.js and dist/frontend.js
npx termix-plugin patch # apply the plugin's dependency patches (build does this too)
npx termix-plugin test # run the plugin's Vitest suite
npx termix-plugin validate # check manifest.json and the files it names
npx termix-plugin openapi # write dist/openapi.json from @openapi comments
npx termix-plugin migrations # write migrations from the table definitions
npx termix-plugin pack # write <id>-<version>.tmxplug
npx termix-plugin changelog # print this version's notes from CHANGELOG.md
npx termix-plugin sign <file.tmxplug> # sign it, needs TERMIX_PLUGIN_SIGNING_KEY
npx termix-plugin verify <file.tmxplug> --key <base64> # check a signature
npx termix-plugin keygen --out <dir> # make a new signing key pair
npx termix-plugin dev --server <url> --key <tmx_...> # install on a server and reinstall on every change
dev needs developer mode on (Settings, General) and an API key from an
admin account. It installs the plugin from a file, marked unverified, and
reinstalls it each time you save. TERMIX_SERVER_URL and TERMIX_API_KEY work
in place of the flags. Reload the page to pick up frontend changes.
Support
Bugs and ideas for the SDK or the termix-plugin CLI go in the Termix repo. You need to be logged in to GitHub. Please be as detailed as possible, preferably in English.
For discussions and questions, join the Discord server.
License
Distributed under the Apache License Version 2.0. See LICENSE for more information.