[Feature] Repositories

[CanerKaraca23]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Describe the solution you'd like.

webui was cool, devs started to add webui support to their modules. Now let's think bigger.

What about bring a section for module repositories like old times? Just like iOS jailbreak managers and LSPosed.

You will add a repository and you can see all of the modules in it, description of module, changelog of module and you will get notification when a module updated. Also i think it will be good for security.

Maybe someone see this idea as foolish or unnecessary. But i think it will be good for community.

Describe alternatives you've considered.

Additional context

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[tiann]

#1705 (comment)

[DerGoogler]

There many manager out there, like MRepo or MMRL

[LeeBinder]

@CanerKaraca23 it would make more sense to add this into the Discussions section

[CanerKaraca23]

There many manager out there, like MRepo or MMRL

Why we need 3rd party app for it? KernelSU Manager can handle it. And if this feature comes, developers will open more repositories.

[CanerKaraca23]

@CanerKaraca23 it would make more sense to add this into the Discussions section

Well, developer not accepting feature requests 😞

[DerGoogler]

@CanerKaraca23, you don't know how hard it is to maintain such a repo.

You'll require:

• Guidelines (follow module format etc)
• Admins, moderators etc
• Approval & Takedown system
• Automation for module updates
• and many more

This is done my third-party apps like MRepo and MMRL, those are build specifically for this kind of thing.

Magisk, KernelSU etc should handle the root, nothing more

[CanerKaraca23]

@CanerKaraca23, you don't know how hard it is to maintain such a repo.

You'll require:

• Guidelines (follow module format etc)
• Admins, moderators etc
• Approval & Takedown system
• Automation for module updates
• and many more

This is done my third-party apps like MRepo and MMRL, those are build specifically for this kind of thing.

Magisk, KernelSU etc should handle the root, nothing more

Well, i know, it's hard. It needs discussion.

That's how works on Jailbreak community on iOS.

You probably know that Cydia, Sileo, Zebra and Installer 5 works like this. There are too many repositories on Jailbreak community, but adding safe/unsafe repositories up to users.