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The Integrations Marketplace allows you to discover, install, and configure community-built plugins that enhance the capabilities of your Karada projects. Plugins add powerful features like analytics tracking, request tracing, security headers, rate limiting, and more.

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Browsing Available Plugins

Navigate to the Integrations tab in your Project Dashboard to view all available plugins. Each plugin card displays:
  • Display Name and package identifier
  • A brief description of the plugin’s functionality
  • An Install or Installed status badge

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Installing a Plugin

1

Find a Plugin

Open the Integrations tab in your project. Browse the available plugins from the community marketplace.
2

Click Install

Click the Install Plugin button on any available plugin card. A configuration modal will appear.
3

Configure

Fill in the required configuration fields. These vary by plugin — for example, an analytics plugin requires your tracking ID, while a security plugin requires allowed origins. Fields marked with a red asterisk (*) are mandatory.
4

Save & Install

Click Save & Install. The plugin becomes active on your project immediately. You can reconfigure or remove it at any time.

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Managing Installed Plugins

Once you install a plugin, its card displays a green Installed badge. You have two options:
  • Configure: Click to update the plugin’s settings at any time.
  • Remove: Uninstall the plugin from your project. This safe operation simply removes the plugin’s configuration and stops it from running.

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Publishing Your Own Plugin

Karada’s marketplace remains open to the community. If you build a useful extension, you can publish it for others to discover and install.

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Plugin Manifest

When publishing, you define a manifest that describes your plugin to the marketplace:

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Configuration Schema Format

The schema dictates what input fields appear when a user installs your plugin:
Supported field types include string, password, number, and boolean. Fields marked with "secret": true automatically render as obscured password inputs in the UI to protect sensitive values.