keiyoushi/extensions

What it is

Keiyoushi Extensions is a distribution repository for extensions used by Mihon and forks of it. Instead of installing each source individually, users point their reader at this repository's index, and the app then lists the available extensions for browsing and updating. The extension source code is maintained in a separate repository, extensions-source; this repo hosts the published index and listings.

It is meant for people already using Mihon or a compatible fork who want a maintained extension set, not for general-purpose browsing or library management.

Adding the repository

1. Install Mihon or a compatible fork and open its extension/repository settings.
2. Add the repository either by visiting the Keiyoushi add-repo page or by pasting this index URL into the app: https://github.com/keiyoushi/extensions/raw/repo/index.pb (source:13).
3. Refresh the extension list; available extensions should then appear for install and update.

New users should follow the Getting Started guide, which walks through adding an extension repo inside the app. If you use a fork that is not one of the supported ones, extensions can be downloaded and updated manually from the extension listing page.

Constraints

• The repository is consumed through a Mihon-compatible client; the index URL is not useful on its own in a browser.
• Source code and issue tracking live in extensions-source, and problems should be filed through its issue form, not against this distribution repo.
• The README does not declare a license for this repository, so reuse terms are not stated here.
• No specific Android version or Mihon release requirement is documented in the provided material.

HotRepo's take

This repo has no recorded GitHub daily ranking, snapshot history, or Hacker News thread in HotRepo's data, so there is no on-site momentum signal to read. What the listing does show is scale rather than novelty: roughly 15.4k stars and 1.3k forks accumulated since January 2024, consistent with a distribution endpoint that many users add once and rarely revisit. The separation between this publishing repo and the source repository is the detail worth knowing before filing bugs or looking for extension code.