Welcome to the official Millennium Plugin Database — a centralized repository that manages and curates all community and official plugins for Millennium. This repository exists to provide a secure, version-controlled collection of plugins that are approved for use with Millennium. Each plugin is tracked as a Git submodule, allowing us to:

• Independently version plugins without relying on the latest changes from their original repositories.
• Manually review all plugin updates before they reach end users, ensuring code integrity and preventing malicious behavior.
• Provide a consistent, reliable plugin experience across all installations of Millennium.

Whether you're a plugin developer submitting updates or a user browsing available extensions, this database serves as the trusted source for all Millennium-compatible plugins.

To submit a plugin to Millennium's plugin repository, open a pull request that adds your plugin as a submodule using the command git submodule add https://github.com/YourUsername/YourRepository your-plugin inside the plugins directory.

This will attach your repository from a specific commit, meaning when you update your repository, the changes won't be reflected here, unless you open a pull request to update it. This is in place to prevent malicious code by forcing us to audit all of your code changes.

Once you have your submodule added, in order to update it, change directory to plugins/your-plugin, checkout the branch you wish to use and pull:

git checkout your-plugin-branch
git pull

This should update your plugin to the latest version. Commit the change and open a pull request.

In case you wish to clone plugins at their attached commits, run git submodule update --init.

The following table describes the remaining deprecated Python plugins that need to be ported to Lua. Python is no longer officially supported by Millennium and will be removed entirely in a future update.

Total: 27

• Lua: 12
• Python: 15