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Please describe your suggestion, and the problem it'd solve.
Add a toggle to disable/hide a plugin so it doesn't appear in the "Import tags from plugin" list.
Currently there are 21 options shown in the list, and I think normal users will only use 4 or 5 of them on a regular basis. As there will be more plugins to come, it is important to allow the user to hide plugins, resulting in a much cleaner interface.
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Long-term the idea is more to stop bundling all plugins with the core server and to rely on an external repo instead; It's currently not very efficient to have to wait for a new server release to get a bunch of plugin fixes.
Only issue is that requires a bunch of infrastructure work so it hasn't been done yet :^)
Each plugin is a single file I assume (not familiar with Perl), so the easiest way might be to use a GitHub repo to store plugins and download directly from it; you could even put a description file for all plugins in the repo, so no need to bundle plugin info with the server.
Another way could be to add a fixed first option to the "select" menu, with a generic text like "Parse URL...", that when called checks if exists a plugin that can work with the specified URL.
The plugins should expose a method that must be called passing an URL and returns true or false.
Also it might be useful to add a new plugin category ("scrapers"?) to easily exclude these plugins from the "select" menu.
Please describe your suggestion, and the problem it'd solve.
Add a toggle to disable/hide a plugin so it doesn't appear in the "Import tags from plugin" list.
Currently there are 21 options shown in the list, and I think normal users will only use 4 or 5 of them on a regular basis. As there will be more plugins to come, it is important to allow the user to hide plugins, resulting in a much cleaner interface.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: