Hey all! Things are changing with my plugins are more and more people start to use them and report issues. In order to make it easier for me to manage I'm splitting bugs and features into different areas. For feature requests please head over to https://features.iamparadox.dev/ where you'll be able to signin with GitHub and make a feature request. For bugs please report them on the relevant GitHub repo and they will be added to the project board when I've seen them. I've found myself struggling to know when issues are made and such recently so I'm also planning to create a system that will monitor a particular view for new issues that come up and send me a notification which should hopefully allow me to keep more up to date and act faster on various issues.
As with a lot of devs, I am very momentum based in my personal life coding and there are often times when these projects may appear dormant, I assure you now that I don't plan to let these projects go stale for a long time, there just might be times where there isn't an update or response for a couple weeks, but I'll try to keep that better than it has been. With all new releases to Jellyfin I will be updating as soon as possible, I have already made a start on 10.11.0 and will release an update to my plugins hopefully not long after that version is officially released!
Plugin Pages is a Jellyfin plugin which allows other Jellyfin plugins to add user facing pages while maintaining the theming and style of the server owner. These pages feel more "at home" than other pages provided via the custom links feature Jellyfin provide.
Below are some examples from the plugin that required this one Home Screen Sections which you can find here: https://github.com/IAmParadox27/jellyfin-plugin-home-sections
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| Plugin Settings section at the bottom of the web client hamburger menu | A settings page delivered using Plugin Pages |
- This plugin is based on Jellyfin Version
10.10.6 - Required Plugins:
- file-transformation at least v2.2.1.0
- Add
https://www.iamparadox.dev/jellyfin/plugins/manifest.jsonto your plugin repositories. - Ensure that
File Transformationplugin is installed. - Install
Plugin Pagesfrom the Catalogue. - Restart Jellyfin.
If you find an issue with this plugin, please open an issue on GitHub.
Currently the only way you can add your own pages is with the following steps.
- Edit
Jellyfin.Plugin.PluginPages/config.jsonfound in theplugins/configurationsfolder of the installed Jellyfin instance. This folder location can be retrieved fromIApplicationPaths.PluginConfigurationsPathin the .NET API.
There are plans to add a HTTP request to register pages too but this hasn't been done just yet.
I'm open to any and all pull requests that expand the functionality of this plugin, while keeping within the scope of what its outlined to do.
