Well, let’s start a collection of all the Kirby plugins or collections we know of:
Note: The extensions listed here are pieces of code advertised by their developers or by users who found them on the web. So there is no guarantee that these extensions work with current versions of Kirby, or that using the code is safe. So always check out the code yourself as best you can and use at your own risk.
It is correct that I’m a bit behind with keeping http://getkirby-plugins.com up-to-date with the latest new plugins. I will do my best to have the site updated by the end of the week though!
I don’t know if there is an “offical” place for it. I know that it sometimes takes some time for http://getkirby-plugins.com to get updated. It also does not have that many plugins in comparation to this forum.
The best place should be one that it’s easy to add new plugins, easy for an admin to approve them and as little locked in as possible. A wiki is the closest thing I have in mind and this is a wiki post.
Some sites uses github where anyone can add pull request which then get added.
@helllicht: Yes, of course. But as discussed here, it seems that there a lot of resources out in the wild that are not on http://getkirby-plugins (yet). This wiki aims at collecting the stuff known to users here on the forum in order to more easily update the site.
Another alternative would be to just crawl this forum, filter by “Plugins” and then fetch all links that goes to Github. About 95% of them or so are probably plugins. The rest 5% could be “blacklisted”.
With that solution it’s not about adding anymore, it’s about removing.
Thanks for mentioning me, Jens. I like having both this wiki and http://getkirby-plugins.com. I believe only the author can submit to getkirby-plugins, whereas this wiki can be more flexible so anyone can contribute.
