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keiyoushi/extensions

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TLDR

A repository of compiled extension files for the Mihon manga reader app that lets you add dozens of manga and comic source websites so you can browse and read from many sources in one Android app.

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    What it does
      Hosts compiled extensions
      Adds source websites to Mihon
      One-URL installation
    How it works
      Add repo URL to Mihon
      Browse available extensions
      Install per source
    Related
      Mihon manga reader
      extensions-source repo
      Tachiyomi successor
    Audience
      Android manga readers
      Mihon app users
    Support
      Discord community
      Keiyoushi website
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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Add multiple manga source websites to your Mihon app without manually downloading files for each one

USE CASE 2

Browse and install individual extensions from the Keiyoushi repository directly inside the Mihon app

Tech stack

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Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

Bug reports and new source requests belong in the keiyoushi/extensions-source repository, not here.

In plain English

Keiyoushi is an extension repository for Mihon, an Android app for reading manga and comics. Extensions in this context are small add-ons that teach the app how to fetch content from specific websites, so users can browse and read from many different sources within a single application rather than installing a separate app for each site. Mihon is the successor to Tachiyomi, a well-known open-source manga reader. This particular repository hosts the compiled extension files. When you add the Keiyoushi repository URL to Mihon or a compatible variant app, the app can list and install individual extensions directly from this repo, giving you access to whatever sources those extensions support. There is no need to download files manually or navigate to each extension separately. To add the repository to your app, you either visit the Keiyoushi website, which has a one-click link, or paste the provided raw URL directly into the app's repository settings. The Keiyoushi Getting Started guide covers the steps for users who have not added an external extension repository before. The actual source code that generates these extensions lives in a separate repository called keiyoushi/extensions-source. Bug reports and feature requests belong there rather than here, since this repository only stores the built output files. A Discord server is available for community questions and support. The README does not list which specific websites or content sources the extensions cover. For a full catalog of available extensions and what they provide access to, the project maintains a separate listing page on its website.

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Prompt 1
How do I add the Keiyoushi extension repository URL to Mihon so I can browse and install manga source extensions?
Prompt 2
Walk me through installing a specific manga source extension from the Keiyoushi repository in Mihon on Android.
Prompt 3
The extension I want is not in Keiyoushi. How do I check the keiyoushi/extensions-source repo to see if it is being developed or request it?
Prompt 4
How do I update my installed Keiyoushi extensions in Mihon when new versions are released?
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