A CLI tool for developing, packaging, and hosting plugins for the Ito application.

cargo install --path .

Scaffold a new plugin project. Supported types are manga, anime, and novel.

ito-pkg new <plugin-name> --type <type>
# Or use the short flag
ito-pkg new <plugin-name> -t <type>

Example:

ito-pkg new my-manga-source -t manga

This creates a new directory with:

• Cargo.toml: Configured for cdylib compilation.
• manifest.json: Plugin metadata.
• src/lib.rs: Starter code implementing the provider trait.

Navigate to your plugin directory and implement the required trait methods in src/lib.rs.

Add an icon to your plugin by placing an icon.png file in the project root.

Compile your plugin to WebAssembly and bundle it into an .ito file.

ito-pkg pack

Output:

• target/wasm32-unknown-unknown/release/<name>.wasm: The compiled binary.
• <name>.ito: The final distributable package containing the Wasm binary, manifest, and icon.

Check the contents and validity of an .ito file.

ito-pkg verify <path-to-ito-file>

Organize multiple .ito files into a static repository structure that the Ito app can consume.

# Create a folder for your built plugins
mkdir plugins
mv *.ito plugins/

# Build the repository
ito-pkg repo --input plugins --output public --url "http://localhost:8080"

This generates:

• public/index.json: Repository index.
• public/index.min.json: Minified index.
• public/packages/: Directory containing .ito files.
• public/icons/: Directory containing extracted icons.

Host your repository locally for testing.

ito-pkg serve --path public --port 8080

Add http://localhost:8080/index.json to the Ito app to install your plugins.