Share / Import plugins

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Looking to share plugins or import shared plugins? This guide will provide the easiest steps to do so.

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Share a plugin

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Share as URL and JSON

1. Open Plugins
2. Click on the “Share” button on the top right corner of the plugin (under the three dots menu).

3. There will be 2 options to share your plugins:

• Share via a unique URL
• Share as JSON

1. Simply copy the generated link/JSON file and share

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Share via GitHub

To share a plugin via GitHub (check this repo as an example):

1. Create a public repo on GitHub
2. Create 3 files: README.md , implementation.js and plugin.json:
   • README.md: plugin overview
   • implementation.js: this file contains the JS code, it is only required if you use Javascript code implementation. It must contain a function with the name as same as the id in plugin.json file
   • plugin.json: a JSON file containing all configs of the plugin, please check this guide to understand more. It has the following properties:
     • version: number, for other users to notice to update
     • uuid: string, this is the unique id to distinguish plugins
     • iconURL: string
     • emoji: string, this will be used if iconURL is not available
     • title: string, the displayed name of the plugin
     • userSettings: JSON string, check details in this guide
     • openaiSpec: JSON string, check details in this guide
     • implementationType: string, "http" or "javascript"
     • httpAction: JSON string, required if the implementation is HTTP, check details in this guide
       • id: string, uuid preferred
       • method: string, the request method
       • url: string
       • hasHeaders: boolean
       • requestHeaders: JSON, required if hasHeaders is true
       • hasBody: boolean
       • requestBody: JSON, required if hasBody is true
       • requestBodyFormat: string, "json" or "form-data"
       • hasResultTransform: boolean
       • resultTransform: object, required if hasResultTransform is true, its shape is either of these:
       {
         "engine": "handlebars",
         "templateString": "string template value"
       }
       
       {
         "engine": "jmes",
         "expression": "string expression value"
       }
       
       • outputType: string, "render_markdown" or "respond_to_ai" or "render_html"
3. Get the GitHub repo link to share, for example: https://github.com/TypingMind/stable-diffusion-v2-image

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Import a shared plugin

Find a plugin you’d like to use? Import it with these easy steps:

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Import a plugin via URL

To import a plugin using its URL, follow these steps:

1. Open Plugins
2. Click on the “Import plugins” button.
3. Paste the plugin URL into the designated field to import the plugin.

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Import a plugin via GitHub URL

To import a plugin using its URL, follow these steps:

1. Open Plugins
2. Click on the “Import plugins” button.
3. Paste the plugin Github URL into the designated field to import the plugin.

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Import a plugin from a private GitHub repo

1. Generate a new GitHub personal access token (https://github.com/settings/tokens?type=beta). There are 2 types of tokens:
   1. Fine-grained token (Recommended): Select that private repo and set Contents permission to Read-only b. Classic token: select the scope repo
2. Attach the query ?token=[the-generated-token] to the URL, for example: https://github.com/TypingMind/plugin-stable-diffusion-v2-image?token=github_pat_xxxxxx

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Import via JSON file

• Create new plugin
• Choose Import plugin from JSON

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Direct Plugin Import

Another way of importing a shared plugin is to use a direct import. Here’s how:

1. Click on the shared plugin link that you’ve received.
2. Click the “Import to TypingMind” button to import to the app and use it effortlessly