Open up an Issue with these contents:
- URL
- Name
- language?
- NSFW yes/no
Or join the Support Server or contact me over Telegram (see Contact Info)
How to add a Plugin in Usagi
There are actually two ways, one which you manually update the Plugin from time to time or let it do automatically.
Manually way
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Download the latest version of the Plugin from the Releases page. Click on the blue Name or press the three dots on the right side and press Download.
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Go back to the App and open up
Explore -
Click on
three Dots in the top right cornerand selectManage Sources -
Go to
Manage Pluginsand press theAdd/+button in the top right corner. -
Select
Import from local storageand selectUMA.jarfile which you downloaded in the previous step.
And that's it! Select your new sources in the catalog and have fun reading.
Automatically
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Open up
Explore -
Click on
three Dots in the top right cornerand selectManage Sources -
Go to
Manage Pluginsand press theAdd/+button in the top right corner. -
Select
Import from Githuband enter the URL:
Repository URL:
https://github.com/InvalidDavid/UMA
or
InvalidDavid/UMA
- Press then
OK.
And that's it! Select your new sources in the catalog and have fun reading.
Note: The plugin will not update automatically unless you enable this feature (see screenshot).
You can manually check anytime inManage Pluginsfor anInstallbutton to update.
View Plugin Information
This template project provides a collection of utilities and some parsers for convenient access to any content available on the web.
- Android Studio or IntelliJ IDEA (Community Edition is enough)
- Android SDK 35 or later (if not using IDE)
- Java 11 or later is required
chmod +x gradlew && ./gradlew buildJar.\gradlew.bat buildJarMore simply, just run buildJar task in Android Studio / IntelliJ IDEA and dex it after building.
- Thanks to KotatsuApp for providing some parsers and the core library.
- Thanks to Kotatsu Redo Parser for providing some extension code on GitHub.
- Thanks to Keiyoushi for providing some extension code on GitHub.
You may copy, distribute and modify the software as long as you track changes/dates in source files. Any modifications to or software including (via compiler) GPL-licensed code must also be made available under the GPL along with build and install instructions. See LICENSE for more details.




