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A curated plugin manager for SystemLink custom web apps, notebooks, dashboards, and other extensibility packages. Browse, install, and update plugins directly from your SystemLink instance.
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A curated marketplace for SystemLink custom web apps
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A curated plugin manager for NI SystemLink custom web apps, notebooks, dashboards, and other extensibility packages. Users can browse, install, upgrade, and remove plugins from both a webapp embedded inside SystemLink and the slcli command-line interface.
The catalog is hosted as a standard NI Package Manager (nipkg) feed on GitHub:
Packages / Packages.gz).nipkg files attached to GitHub ReleasesPublishing is curated: all submissions go through a PR-based review process that includes functional testing and a security audit.
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
webapp/ | Angular app embedded inside SystemLink |
submissions/ | Community app submissions (PR-based) |
scripts/ | Feed index rebuild and submission helpers |
docs/ | GitHub Pages doc site |
Packages | Debian-style nipkg feed index |
CONTRIBUTING.md | How to submit an app |
REQUIREMENTS.md | Full architecture and requirements |
See CONTRIBUTING.md to submit a plugin, or visit the doc site for an overview.
To develop the webapp locally:
cd webapp
npm install
ng serve
To test release publishing and submission/index checksum safeguards locally:
python -m unittest discover -s scripts/tests -v
These tests use simulated GitHub responses and do not mutate releases. Running
submission validation or an index rebuild requires the authenticated gh CLI
(GH_TOKEN in CI). See publication policy.
MIT — see LICENSE for details (where present per package).