Affinity Community Connectors

The public registry used by Discover in Connector for Affinity. It lists connectors the community can install from the app; it does not run any code on GitHub or bundle Connector for Affinity itself.

Using the registry

Open Discover in Connector for Affinity to browse and install connectors. The app reads connectors.json, then reads each connector's own app.json at the published tag or commit. The manifest remains the source of truth for its name, description, author, version, icon, image, supported environment and files.

Publishing a connector

1. Build and test a connector. Follow CONTRIBUTING.md.
2. Put it in its own GitHub repository, or a folder inside a repository you maintain. Do not submit credentials, generated output or user data.
3. Tag a release (for example v1.0.0) or choose an immutable commit SHA.
4. Add one entry to connectors.json and open a pull request.

The registry entry points to an exact tag or commit, never a moving branch. That lets reviewers see exactly what Connector for Affinity will install.

Repository files

• connectors.json — the Discover registry.
• featured.json — optional IDs to show first in Discover.
• CONTRIBUTING.md — connector format and submission rules.

To propose a connector or report a registry issue, open an issue or pull request in this repository.