Hi, First of all. It's on npm and you can install it with npm install plugman
Secondly, I've been working on a couple of features regarding plugin discovery and I would like to provide some updates and get some feedback Since I didn't know exactly what we meant by plugin discovery, I went ahead and referenced plugins that are known to work with the current version of Cordova stored their metadata on a remote source so that they can be directly installable by name with this command: plugman --platform ios|android --project project_dir --plugin plugin_name|plugin_dir|plugin_git_repo_url plugman --list # will return a list of compatible plugins with a short description BarcodeScanner - Cross-platform BarcodeScanner for Cordova/PhoneGap ChildBrowser - ChildBrowser plugin Facebook-Connect - Official plugin for Facebook Connect in Apache Cordova/PhoneGap GAPlugin - Google Analytics Plugin KeychainPlugin - Keychain Plugin for Apache Cordova PushPlugin - Push Notification Plugin for iOS and Android TestflightPlugin - TestFlight Plugin for Apache Cordova When given a name, plugman checks that name against the remote source and installs the plugin from its git source (this could also be a tarball to avoid having a git dependency). Currently versioning (cordova or plugin version) is not supported but it's in my queue. Your feedback is welcome. If you have a moment, please take it for a spin. Create a project and try adding/removing plugins. If you have different ideas in mind regarding plugin discovery (example: using npm) please share some details. I just thought I'd made it happen in the meantime with a simple prototype. Anis
