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Community Plugins

This section is dedicated to community-developed plugins for ASH. Community plugins extend ASH's functionality with additional scanners, reporters, converters, and event handlers developed by the community.

Contributing a Community Plugin

Currently, there are no community plugins listed. We encourage the community to develop and share plugins that extend ASH's capabilities.

To contribute a community plugin:

  1. Develop your plugin following the Plugin Development Guide
  2. Host your plugin in a public repository
  3. Open a pull request to add your plugin to this documentation
  4. Include the following information in your PR:
  5. Plugin name and description
  6. Link to the repository
  7. Installation instructions
  8. Configuration options
  9. Example usage

Plugin Submission Guidelines

To ensure quality and security, community plugins should:

  • Be open source with a compatible license
  • Include comprehensive documentation
  • Follow ASH's plugin development best practices
  • Include tests and examples
  • Be actively maintained

Plugin Review Process

When you submit a PR to add your plugin to this documentation, the ASH team will:

  1. Review the plugin code for security and quality
  2. Test the plugin functionality
  3. Provide feedback on any necessary changes
  4. Merge the documentation PR once the plugin meets the guidelines

Example Plugin Documentation Template

  ## Plugin Name

  **Description**: Brief description of what the plugin does and its key features.
  *Description**: Brief description of what the plugin does and its key features.

  **Repository**: [Link to GitHub/GitLab/etc. repository](https://github.com/username/plugin-repo)

  **Author**: Your Name or Organization

  **License**: License type (e.g., Apache 2.0, MIT)

  ### Installation

  ```bash
  # Installation instructions
  pip install ash-plugin-name
  ```

  ### Configuration

  ```yaml
  # Example configuration in .ash.yaml
  plugins:
    my-plugin:
      enabled: true
      options:
        option1: value1
        option2: value2
  ```

  ### Features

  - Feature 1: Description
  - Feature 2: Description
  -
  ### Example Usage

  ```bash
  # Example command line usage
  ash --plugins my-plugin
  ```

  ### Screenshots/Examples

  [Optional screenshots or example outputs]

We look forward to seeing your contributions to the ASH ecosystem!