Plugin Manager
The default feature set of FYLR can be extended using plugins which can be managed here.
Introduction to Plugins
Some plugins will be shipped with every release by default (type "disk") and can't be removed (only disabled). Others can be uploaded as a ZIP or via an URL. Some plugins are available for all customers, others were only developed for specific customers.
Please refer to the official Programmfabrik GmbH GitHub account for all Open Source plugins that were either developed by us or our partners. Download links and documentation for each plugin can be found there.
For a technical introduction to plugins, please click here.
For a overview over all publicly available plugins, please click here.
From fylr 6.34.0, the WordPress, Drupal and TYPO3 integrations are no longer shipped as bundled "disk" plugins. They are maintained as separate plugins (fylr-plugin-wordpress, fylr-plugin-drupal, fylr-plugin-typo3) and must be installed as URL plugins. Instances that relied on the former easydb-wordpress-plugin, easydb-drupal-plugin or easydb-typo3-plugin have to install the corresponding fylr-plugin-* release after updating.
Working with the Plugin Manager
Use the search to search for the internal or display names of plugins and click on a plugin so see all details. There, you can also disable or enable plugins, as well as upload a new version or define automatic updates:
Never
The plugin will not be updated automatically.
Daily
The version of the plugin will be checked every 24 hours and if there is a new version available, the plugin will be updated.
Immediately
The version of the plugin will be checked every 10 seconds and if there is a new version available, the plugin will be updated.
Managing Plugins
To upload a plugin, click on the plus button in the lower left and either upload the ZIP file or enter the URL to the ZIP file. Please make sure to enable the plugin afterwards.
To remove a plugin, select it and click on the minus button in the lower left.
Please note, some plugins may come with custom settings. Please check the base configuration.
Network access in restricted setups
Important for e.g. Kubernetes clusters or any other firewalled / egress-controlled setups:
For the plugin manager to install and automatically update a plugin from a URL, fylr must be able to reach that URL. In environments with restricted outbound network access the install/update URL host must be explicitly allowed.
For GitHub Pages install URLs that host is programmfabrik.github.io. Without this allowlist entry, the plugin download and its automatic updates fail.
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