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label: Creating your own JSON repository
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order: 997
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icon: /static/json.png
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---
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# Creating your own JSON repository
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Cloudstream uses JSON files to fetch and parse lists of repositories. You can create one following this template:
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```json
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{
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"name": "<repository name>",
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"description": "<repository description>",
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"manifestVersion": 1,
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"pluginLists": [
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"<direct link to plugins.json>"
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]
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}
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```
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- `name`: self explanatory, will be visible in the app
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- `description`: self explanatory, will be visible in the app
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- `manifestVersion`: currently unused, may be used in the future for backwards compatibility
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- `pluginLists`: List of urls, which contain plugins. All of them will be fetched.
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- If you followed "[Using plugin template](using-plugin-template)" tutorial, the appropriate `plugins.json` file should be in the builds branch of your new repository.
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- If not, you can still generate one by running `gradlew makePluginsJson` |