Plugins
Browse the plugin registry and install extra containers onto the router, with live install progress.
Overview
The Plugins tab is a catalogue of extra software you can run on the router itself. Each plugin is a card carrying its name, author, version, tagline and category, with a status badge and a single action button. Installing one creates a container on the router, and the card shows a progress bar naming the stage it is in.
Plugins that are listed but not yet installable show Coming soon instead of an install button.
Before you start
- Plugins run as containers on the router, so the router needs the same container support and free storage the panel itself needs.
- Uninstalling removes the plugin container and its resources from the router.
Steps
- Open the Plugins tab.
- Find the plugin you want. The author name links to its project page.
- Press Install. The card switches to Installing… with a progress bar.
- Wait for the badge to reach running.
- To remove one, press Uninstall on an installed plugin and confirm in the dialog.
Reference
Status badges
| Badge | Meaning |
|---|---|
| installing | An install is in progress. |
| running | Installed and the container is up. |
| installed | Installed but not currently running. |
| failed | The install did not complete. The card carries a note explaining why. |
Install progress stages
| Stage | Label shown |
|---|---|
| 1 | Preparing |
| 2 | Creating interface |
| 3 | Creating mounts |
| 4 | Running pre-install script |
| 5 | Creating container |
| 6 | Pulling image |
| 7 | Starting container |
| 8 | Running post-install script |
Troubleshooting
“Failed to load plugins”. The plugin registry could not be reached. Press Retry.
“No plugins available — the plugin registry did not return any plugins.” The registry answered with an empty list.
A card shows a failed badge with a note. The note carries the reason the install stopped. Fix it on the router and install again.