Plugin system
Kohas Plugins erlauben es, zusätzliche Tools und Reports in Koha verfügbar zu machen, die speziell auf die Bedürfnisse Ihrer Bibliothek ausgerichtet sind. Plugins werden durch Upload einer KPZ-Datei (Koha Plugin Zip) installiert. Eine KPZ-Datei ist ein gepacktes Verzeichnis mit den benötigten Perldateien, Templates und weiteren benötigten Dateien, die für das Plugin benötigt werden.
Warnung
There is no vetting process by the Koha community for plugins. Each plugin is maintained and tested by its provider and contributors. Use plugins at your own risk.
The plugin system needs to be turned on by a system administrator.
Set up
To set up the Koha plugin system you must first make some changes to your install.
Change <enable_plugins>0</enable_plugins> to <enable_plugins>1</enable_plugins> in your koha-conf.xml file
Restart your webserver
On the Tools page you will see the Tools Plugins and on the Reports page you will see the Reports Plugins.
Installing a plugin repository
In the koha-conf.xml file, there should be a <plugin_repos>
tag. This tag is
used to tell Koha in which git repositories to search for plugins.
Each individual repository is in a <repo>
tag. Inside this tag are the
repository’s information.
<name>
is the name of the company or individual whose repository this is.<org_name>
is the username of the company or individual on the git service.<service>
is the git platform used to host the repository.
Several repositories are available in the default configuration file. You can uncomment one or all.
<plugin_repos>
<repo>
<name>ByWater Solutions</name>
<org_name>bywatersolutions</org_name>
<service>github</service>
</repo>
<repo>
<name>Theke Solutions</name>
<org_name>thekesolutions</org_name>
<service>gitlab</service>
</repo>
<repo>
<name>PTFS Europe</name>
<org_name>ptfs-europe</org_name>
<service>github</service>
</repo>
</plugin_repos>
Installing and using plugins
See the plugins section in the administration chapter of this manual to learn how to install and use plugins in Koha.