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Modrinth Browser

Free Open Source Modrinth BluePrint Extension

Description

Free Open Source Modrinth BluePrint Extension

Modrinth Browser Extension for Pterodactyl This is an open-source Blueprint extension for Pterodactyl that adds a handy Plugins tab right inside your server panel. With it, you can browse, search, and install plugins straight from Modrinth — no need to leave the dashboard. No more downloading files by hand or uploading things manually. Just pick what you need, hit install, and you’re set. --- Features • 📚 Browse Modrinth plugins directly from your Pterodactyl Panel. • 🔍 Search and filter by project name, Minecraft version, and loader (support for more like Bukkit, Spigot, CurseForge coming soon). • ⬇️ One-click download & install. • 🔒 Backend checks server permissions before installing. • 🎨 Modern React-based UI for a smooth experience. • 🆓 100% free and open source. --- Folder Structure The extension uses the usual Blueprint project structure: Quick Overview: • conf.yml: Extension metadata & config • PluginController.php: Handles download & validation • ModrinthBrowserContainer.tsx: UI code (React) • web.php: Blueprint routes --- Requirements To get this extension running, you'll need: • The Pterodactyl Panel with Blueprint support • Blueprint installed (built for beta-2026-08, which requires Node.js 22+) • PHP 8 or newer • Outbound network access to: • api.modrinth.com • cdn.modrinth.com --- Installation (Recommended) The installation works best with the Blueprint package manager. --- 1️⃣ Download the Latest LTS Release 1. Go to this repo’s GitHub Releases page. 2. Download the most recent LTS release: If the download has a version in the filename, you can rename it to the above if you prefer. --- 2️⃣ Upload to Your Pterodactyl Directory Put the modrinthbrowser.blueprint file in your Pterodactyl root folder: You can upload using SFTP, SCP, your file manager, or (less ideally) FTP. Example: --- 3️⃣ Install the Extension 1. SSH into your server. 2. Run: 3. After installing, clear caches and rebuild assets if necessary: 4. If your setup requires it, restart your panel services. --- Uninstalling To remove the extension, run: Don't forget to clear the cache afterwards: --- Updating Just uninstall the old version and install the new one. Here’s a quick process: Recommended Update Process 1. Remove the old version: 2. Download the latest LTS release from GitHub. 3. Upload the new file to /var/www/pterodactyl. 4. Install again: 5. Clear cache: 6. Restart your panel services if needed. --- How it Works Frontend The panel interface lives here: It’s all React + Tailwind, talking to the backend and Modrinth’s API. Backend This is the controller doing the heavy lifting: It: • Checks and validates requests • Verifies your user/server has the right permissions • Streams plugin files securely • Drops them in the correct server folder Security • Enforces file.create permission checks. • Only downloads from trusted hosts (cdn.modrinth.com, api.spiget.org). • Sanitizes file names to prevent directory traversal attacks. • Uses Pterodactyl’s built-in storage APIs. --- 🛠️ Developing & Local Testing To run locally, you can place the extension here: Then use: You’ll get hot reloads for most changes. --- Contributing Pull requests, bug reports, and feature ideas are all welcome! Contributions of any size help keep this project healthy. Typical ways to help: • Reporting bugs • Fixing typos or improving docs • Submitting pull requests • Suggesting new features Please follow the usual GitHub process and check for open issues first. --- License Open source, of course! See the LICENSE file for specifics. --- Acknowledgements • Modrinth API & team • The Pterodactyl contributors • Blueprint Framework maintainers • Everyone else who’s pitched in along the way!

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Specifications

Last UpdatedOctober 13, 2026
CompatibilityPterodactyl beta-2026-08

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curseforgecurseforge-apiminecraft-pluginmodrinthmodrinth-apipluginplugin-manager